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Science — Second Preparatory
Unit 1: Matter and Energy
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States of Matter
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Matter and its three states
Comparing the three states
Attractive forces and their effect on properties
Diffusion and compression
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States of Matter — Lesson quiz
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Changes of State
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Changes of State — Lesson quiz
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Internal Energy and Temperature
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Internal Energy and Temperature — Lesson quiz
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Heat Transfer
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Heat Transfer — Lesson quiz
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Unit 2: Matter and Chemical Reactions
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Chemical Reactions
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Chemical Reactions — Lesson quiz
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The Chemical Equation
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The Chemical Equation — Lesson quiz
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Chemistry of Nutrition
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Chemistry of Nutrition — Lesson quiz
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Unit 3: Energy Flow in Photosynthesis and Respiration
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Photosynthesis
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Photosynthesis — Lesson quiz
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Cellular Respiration
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Cellular Respiration — Lesson quiz
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Unit 4: Geological Processes
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Changes to Earth's Surface
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Changes to Earth's Surface — Lesson quiz
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Formation of Minerals and Soil
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Formation of Minerals and Soil — Lesson quiz
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States of Matter
Science — Second Preparatory
States of Matter
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Matter exists in three states
solid, liquid and gas.
A solid has a fixed shape and fixed volume. Its particles are close together and vibrate about fixed positions.
A liquid has a fixed volume and takes the shape of its container. Its particles slide over each other.
A gas has no fixed shape or volume, is easily compressed, and its particles spread out quickly.
The forces of attraction between particles decide the state of matter. The weaker the forces, the freer the movement.
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