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Calculate the density of matter.  \nVOCABULARY  \nStudy these words to enhance your learning success in this section.  \namorphous(u môr'fus).Shapeless.Lacking complex organization.  \natom(at'um).The smallest particle of an element that can exist alone.  \nbalance (bal'uns).An instrument for weighing.  \nclassify(klas'u fi).To assign to a category.  \nthe ways that kinds of matter differ are easy tosee and some are not.Every kind of materialhas at least one property that makes it differentfrom any other material.For example,glass isused instead of plastic in cookware;why?Thematerials used to make a lock have specialproperties.What property explains the rustthat may be on a piece of metal?Can matterbe changed from one kind to another?Thesequestions and others are answered by studyingthe properties of matter.  \nIn the preceding quiz,if y","cbCaieIPCi5g8Ujb","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaieIPCi5g8Ujb","pdf",4065186,"English","# Structure of Matter 1\n## 1. Properties of Matter\n## 2. 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