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    The document discusses the properties of matter. It defines matter as anything that has mass and takes up space, and provides examples like vases, phones, and air. Non-matter is defined as concepts that do not have mass or occupy physical space, like time and energy. The properties of matter include mass and volume, and properties help identify uses of different types of matter. Extensive properties depend on amount of material, like mass and volume, while intensive properties do not depend on amount and identify the type of material, like color, density, and boiling point.

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    The document discusses the properties of matter. It defines matter as anything that has mass and takes up space, and provides examples like vases, phones, and air. Non-matter is defined as concepts that do not have mass or occupy physical space, like time and energy. The properties of matter include mass and volume, and properties help identify uses of different types of matter. Extensive properties depend on amount of material, like mass and volume, while intensive properties do not depend on amount and identify the type of material, like color, density, and boiling point.

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    PROPERTIES OF

    MATTER

    Rian Fredrick Flores


    8th grade -juniper
    LEARNING OBJECTIVES

    At the end of this lesson, the student shall be able to:

    * Differentiate matter from non-matter


    * Describe the properties of matter
    * Distinguish intensive property from extensive property
    MATTER
    * anything around us which you can touch or can fill up space.
    * based on observable characteristics like mass and volume.

    * ex: vase,cellphone,book,wall,paper
    air considered as matter because it has volume and takes up space
    NON-MATTER
     * concepts and things that do not possess mass or take up physical space.
    * typically do not carry a scent, nor can they be tasted or touched.

    *ex: time,heat,sound,energy,sunlight,thoughts,emotions,and microwave


    PROPERTIES OF MATTER

     * observable characteristics that describe a given example of matter like mass and volume
    >> mass - amount or measure of matter present in an object
    >> volume – space occupied by an object
    * help you identify their uses
    >> ex: food are also a kind of matter without which we cannot survive.
    clothes that we wear, all the necessary things like pencil,brush,utensils.
    .

     Each type of matter has different physical properties which can be observed
     or calculated.

    EXTENSIVE PROPERTY
    - DEPEND on the amount or quantity of material observed
    - ex : mass,size,weight,length,volume,shape

    INTENSIVE PROPERTY
    - DO NOT DEPEND on the amount of material observed
    - depends on the kind of material present in it
    - ex : color,density,luster,odor,temperature,boiling point,freezing point,and chemical reactivity

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