Used to help describe materials. Identifiable properties are color, hardness, reflectivity, electrical conductivity and insulation, thermal conductivity and insulation, magnetism, physical properties (solid, liquid, and ga
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Another type of mixture; can be a solid, liquid, or gas; solutions need solutes and solvents
Solution
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Dissolved by a solvent
Solute
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Happens when a combination of two or more materials are added together and they donât form a new substance
Mixture
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Invisible; a solution with different parts that are blended evenly or are the same throughout. You cannot see the individual substances once they have been blended.
Homogeneous Mixture
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Studies the properties and applications of materials
Material Scientist
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The liquid in which a solute is dissolved
Solvent
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The deforming of a material, most notably rock or metal. To change shape or size due to force applied or change in temperature.
Deformation
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The mutual attraction between unlike particles that causes them to stick to one another.
Adhesion
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How materials allow the flow of heat and light. For example, using an electrical cord
Conductivity
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Visible; different substances can be seen within the mixture. They can easily be picked apart and placed into separate piles because they retain their own properties.