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States of matter and mixtures
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States of Matter and Particle Behaviour0 objectives
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States of Matter and Their Interconversions0 objectives
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Particle Changes During State Interconversions0 objectives
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Predicting Physical States of Substances0 objectives
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Pure Substances vs. Mixtures: Everyday vs. Chemical Meaning0 objectives
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Melting Points of Pure Substances vs. Mixtures0 objectives
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Mixture Separation Techniques0 objectives
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Separating Mixtures: Techniques and Properties0 objectives
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Understanding Paper Chromatography0 objectives
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Understanding Paper Chromatography Results0 objectives
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Investigating Ink Composition: Practical Guidance0 objectives
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Water Purification for Potability0 objectives
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- When a solid substance melts, which statement correctly describes the changes to its particles?
- In which state of matter do particles possess the lowest average kinetic energy?
- A student measures the melting point of an unknown solid and observes that it melts gradually between 120 °C and 125 °C. What does this observation suggest about the solid?
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