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Chemistry (CP)

Module 1 · Text Lab Safety
Module 2 · Text The Scientific Method
Module 3 · Media Law Vs. Theory
Module 4 · Media Accuracy Vs. Precision
Module 5 · Text Sig-Figs and Scientific Notation
Module 6 · Text Matter You are here
Module 7 · Text Displacement
Module 8 · Text Density
Module 9 · Text SI Units
Module 10 · Media Dimensional Analysis
Module 11 · Media The Periodic Table
Module 12 · Text Isotopes
Module 13 · Text Nuclear Reactions
Module 14 · Text Nuclear Fission and Fusion
Module 15 · Text Chemical Vs. Nuclear Reaction
Module 16 · Text Electron Shells
Module 17 · Text Ions
Module 18 · Text Solubility and Conductivity
Module 19 · Media Types of Bonding
Module 20 · Text Chemical Formulas
Module 21 · Text Functional Groups
Module 22 · Text Electron Domains
Module 23 · Text Polarity
Module 24 · Text Chemical Equations
Module 25 · Text Physical Vs. Chemical Change
Module 26 · Text Types of Reactions
Module 27 · Text Moles
Module 28 · Text Solubility and Molarity
Module 29 · Media Miracle Moles
Module 30 · Text Acids and Bases
Module 31 · Media pH and pOH
Module 32 · Text Dilutions
Module 33 · Text Neutralization Reactions and Titrations
Module 34 · Text Mol Ratios
Module 35 · Media Stoichiometry
Module 36 · Text Endothermic and Exothermic Energy Transfer
Module 37 · Text Specific Heat
Module 38 · Media Heating and Cooling Curves and Phase Change
Module 39 · Text Gas Laws and Kinetic Molecular Frequency.

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Module 6 of 39 · Text

Matter

Enyx Jiang

Matter

Matter is everything that has substance and takes up space, or that has mass or volume

Mass- the measure of the quantity of matter in an object
- Usually measured in grams (g) or kilograms (kg)
- 1 kg = 1000 g
Volume- the measure of the quantity of matter in an object
- Measured in mL or cm^3
- 1000 mL = 1 L
- 1 mL = 1 cm^3