A
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acid
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a chemical that has a sour taste and can corrode metal
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antacid
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a medicine that helps to change the acidity of stomach acid
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atom
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the smallest building block of all matter
B
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base
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a chemical that has a bitter taste and is opposite of an acid
C
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chemical changes
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a change to any matter that happens to the atoms that make up that matter
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chemical properties
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the behavior of a chemical
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chemist
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a scientist who studies chemistry
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chemistry
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the study of matter and its changes
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compound
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when two or more elements are bound together
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corrode
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to wear away matter such as a metal
E
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electrons
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particles of an atom that are negatively charged and orbit the nucleus
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elements
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matter that is made from only one kind of atom
F
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formula
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a recipe for a compound, usually written using letters to represent elements and numbers to represent the number of atoms
I
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ignite
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to catch fire
L
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laboratories
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a special room where scientific research and experiments take place
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litmus paper
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a special paper used for determining if a chemical is an acid or a base
M
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matter
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anything that has weight or mass and takes up space
N
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neutrons
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particles of an atom that are not charged and gather in the nucleus of an atom
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nucleus
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the collection of protons and neutrons in the center of an atom
P
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Periodic Table of Elements
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a table which organizes the elements by their weight
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physical changes
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a change to any matter that happens to the physical look or temperature of that matter
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physical properties
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the color, size, temperature, feel, smell, or other way of defining how an object looks
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protectant
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a chemical that protects fabric or leather
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protons
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particles of an atom that are positively charged and gather in the nucleus of an atom