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2. Name the three types of matter.

3. solid, liquid and gas

4. How do scientists describe matter?

5. By its physical properties

6. What do you have when you combine two or more types of matter?

7. a mixture.

8. What do you call a solution that is very strong?

9. concentrated

10. What is solution that cannot dissolve any more of the solid matter?

11. saturated

12. Molecules are jammed packed together and it has a definite shape

13. Solid

14. Liquid turning to solids due to removing heat

15. Freeze

16. Particles have become smaller to the point of being unseen

17. Dissolve

18. Tiny pieces that make
up all materials

19. Atoms

20. Freezing Point

21. 0 degrees Celsius
(32 degrees Fahrenheit)

22. When solids turn to liquids
due to heat being added

23. Melt

24. Gas turning to liquids due to removing heat

25. Condensation

26. Molecules are scattered or have room to move and it takes the shape of it’s container

27. Liquid

28. To push a liquid against another object

29. Buoyancy

30. Boiling Point

31. 100 degrees Celsius
(212 degrees Fahrenheit)

32. The ability to do something

33. Energy

34. To carry along gently through the air (safe way to smell scents)

35. Wafte

36. Liquids turning to gas
due to heat being added

37. Evaporate

38. Molecules are widely scattered and this also takes the shape
of the container

39. Gas

40. The steps

41. Process

42. The ends of a magnet where magnetic force flows in and out

43. Magnetic poles

44. To become a magnet

45. Magnetized

46. Invisible shape of lines of
force around a magnet

47. Magnetic field

48. To push away

49. Repel

50. If you connect a north and south pole of a magnet they

51. Attract