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What is matter?
Think about the things around you.
Name two states of matter.
Consider everyday objects.
What is the fundamental component that makes up all matter?
Consider the smallest parts that can form different substances.
True or False: Matter can be defined as anything that has mass and takes up space.
Think of all the things you interact with daily.
Describe a real-life situation where you noticed diffusion and explain how it relates to the size of particles.
Think about what happens when you bake or cook something fragrant.
If particles in a gas are so spread out, why can we still smell perfume from a distance?
Consider how quickly you notice smells in the kitchen or at a party.
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