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| 1. | ability to rust, can burn, can decompose |
| 2. | physical blend of two or more substances |
| 3. | able to hammer a metal into a sheet |
| 4. | another name of a homogeneous mixture |
| 6. | depends on the type of matter in a sample |
| 7. | quality or condition of a substance that can be observed or measured without changing the composition |
| 8. | the ending substances in a chemical reaction |
| 9. | Sc |
| 10. | ink, and orange juice, and some gasoline are examples of these |
| 14. | a change to a material that does not change its composition |
| 15. | the application of scientific and conceptual knowledge to solve practical human problems, make tasks easier, and control or adapt to the environment |
| 18. | coffee grounds stay in the coffee filter and the coffee runs through due to this process |
| 21. | amount of matter in an object |
| 23. | to separate a mixture due to different densities |
| 28. | Kr |
| 30. | examples of these properties include temperature, density, and boiling point |
| 32. | well-substantiated, comprehensive explanation of an aspect of the natural world |
| 34. | simplest form of matter that has unique set of propeties |
| 37. | I |
| 39. | horizontal row of elements on the PT |
| 41. | matter that takes both the shape and volume of the container |
| 42. | summarizes a repeated pattern or observable occurrence in nature |