Matter can be defined as anything [blank_start]that has a mass and occupy space.[blank_end]

that has a mass and occupy space.

Matter consists of [blank_start]moving, tiny, indivisible particles[blank_end] known as [blank_start]atoms[blank_end].

moving, tiny, indivisible particles

moving tiny indivisible particles

electrons, protons and neutrons

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1Matter can be defined as anything [blank_start]that has a mass and occupy space.[blank_end]
1. Athat has a mass and occupy space.
2Matter consists of [blank_start]moving, tiny, indivisible particles[blank_end] known as [blank_start]atoms[blank_end].
1. Amoving, tiny, indivisible particles
2. Batoms
3There are three physical states of matter. Namely, [blank_start]solid, liquid and gaseous[blank_end] states.
1. Asolid, liquid and gaseous
4The idea of discontinuous nature of matter was first viewed by,
1. AEuclid
2. BRutherford
3. CStoney
4. DDemocretes
5. EAristotle
5He said that matter is made up of [blank_start]small indivisible particles[blank_end] that are in [blank_start]constant motion in space[blank_end].
1. Asmall indivisible particles
2. Bconstant motion in space
6Matter being composed of [blank_start]moving tiny indivisible particles[blank_end] is the discontinuous nature of matter. Matter contains [blank_start]empty spaces[blank_end] due to this.
1. Amoving tiny indivisible particles
2. Bfixed tiny particles
3. Catoms
4. Delectrons, protons and neutrons
5. Eempty spaces
6. Fvast distances
7. Gstrong bonds
8. Helements

Descripción: Chemistry : Unit 01 : Q1
Autor: Tina Shivani
Idioma: English
Visitas: 11
Etiquetas: introduction to matter.chemistry chemistry atomic structure : matter advanced levels
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