matter and mixtures

made up of particles too small to see.

extremely small makes up matter

A STATE OF MATTER THAT HAS A DEFINITE/UNCHANGING SHAPE AND VOLUME

A STATE OF MATTER THAT HAS DEFINITE/UNCHANGING VOLUME BUT THEIR SHAPE CHANGES TO FIT THEIR CONTAINER

A STATE OF MATTER THAT DOES NOT HAVE A DEFINITE SHAPE OR VOLUME

THE AMOUNT OF SPACE AN OBJECT TAKES UP

TWO OR MORE SUBSTANCES MIXED TOGETHER BUT CAN BE EASILY SEPARATED AND KEEP THEIR PHYSICAL PROERTIES.

A MIXTURE OF SUBSTANCES THAT CAN BE SEPARATED BUT DON'T KEEP THEIR PHYSICAL PROPERTIES

SEPARATED SMALLER SOLID FROM LARGER SOLID

SEPARATED SOLIDS FROM LIQUIDS

SEPARATES MAGNETIC MATERIAL FROM NON-MAGNETIC MATERIAL

SEPARATES A SOLID THAT HAS BEEN DISSOLVED INTO A LIQUID

SEPARATES SOLUTES AND SOLVENTS

SEPARATER OBJECTS THAT FLOAT FROM OBJECT THAT DON'T FLOAT

WHEN THERE IS A LOT MORE SOLUTE THAN SOLVENT IN A SOLUTION

WHEN THERE IS A LOT MORE SOLVENT THEN SOLUTE IN A SOLUTION

USUALLY THE LIQUID IN A SOLUTION

USUALLY THE SOLID IN A SOLUTION

HOW QUICKLY SOMETHING DISSOLVES

WHEN A COMBINATION OF SUBSTANCES MAKES A NEW SUBSTANCE