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 \n# Three States of Matter\n\nMatter comes in different forms,or states.Thestates of matter are three forms that matter usuallytakes:solid,liquid,and gas.  \nWater looks very different in its three states ofmatter.Ice is a solid.Water in a pool is a liquid.Water vapor is a gas,which you cannot see.Thethree states of water look different,but they are allthe same kind of matter.Each particle of ice,water,and water vapor is made up of the same kind ofmolecule.Each molecule is made up of the samethree kinds of atoms.  \nWhy do solids,liquids,and gases have differentproperties?The particles of matter in each of thesestates are put together in different ways.Look at thech","cbCailVutxQExUox","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailVutxQExUox","pdf",3486346,32,"English","# What Makes Up Matter\n# Looking at Matter\n# Three States of Matter\n## States of Matter: Water\n# Properties of Solids, Liquids, and Gases","[{\"question\":\"What is matter?\",\"answer\":\"Matter is anything that has mass and takes up space. 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