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Understanding Solid Matter: Physical Properties and Examples

Welcome to our lesson on solid matter! Today, we will explore the physical properties of various solid materials. Previously, we examined a copper coin, water, and air to understand their properties. Now, we'll focus solely on solid matter, discussing examples such as wood, plastic, glass, metal, and rubber. We’ll analyze their unique characteristics and how they compare to one another. By the end of this lesson, you'll have a deeper understanding of what defines solid matter and the diversity of its physical properties. Join us as we delve into this exciting topic!

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Understanding Solid Matter: Physical Properties and Examples

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  1. Science Station Solid Matter

  2. Solid Matter Welcome! Today we will begin looking more closely at solid matter and the physical properties of solid matter!

  3. Review • In our last lesson we looked at one solid, a copper coin, one liquid, water, and one gas, air, and investigated their physical properties. We found out that some matter has physical properties in common, while there are also a lot of differences. Today we will look only at solid matter and see if their properties are all the same or if their properties can be different.

  4. Video to Help Us With Lesson

  5. Solid Matter • Can you think of any examples of solid matter? Today we will discuss these solid matters: • Wood • Plastic • Glass • Metal • Rubber

  6. Physical Properties of Wood

  7. Physical Properties of Wood

  8. Flexibility of Wood

  9. Physical Properties of Wood

  10. Physical Properties of Wood

  11. Physical Properties of Wood

  12. Physical Properties of Wood

  13. Physical Properties of Plastic

  14. Plastic

  15. Physical Properties of Plastic

  16. Physical Properties of Plastic

  17. Physical Properties of Glass

  18. Physical Properties of Glass

  19. Physical Properties of Glass Video

  20. Physical Properties of Glass

  21. Physical Properties of Metal

  22. Physical Properties of Metal

  23. Physical Properties of Metal

  24. Rubber

  25. Physical Properties of Rubber

  26. Physical Properties of Rubber

  27. Physical Properties of Rubber

  28. Next Time Awesome job today! Next time we will discuss another solid, ROCKS!! See you then.

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