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Earths system

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Total cards: 22•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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any property that can be observed using the five senses or can be measured without changing the matter.

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Physical properties

#2
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Weight -how heavy an object is (mass is how much ‘‘stuff’‘(matter)something is made of)

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weight/mass

#3
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a state of matter that maintains its own shape instead of conforming to the shape of its container

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solid

#4
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something that can flow and takes the shape of it’s container , like water or juice, but it has fixed amount of space (volume), similar to how a solid stays the same .

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liquid

#5
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it allows something like heat or electricity to flow or pass though it easily.

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conduct

#6
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energy that moves to something hot to something cold, a form of energy .

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heat

#7
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A substance found in nature , minarals make up rocks .

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minerals

#8
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how easily or difficult it is to scratch a minerals surface.

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hardness

#9
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the color of its powder when you rub it on a hard , rough surface like a tile.

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steark

#10
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the colored powder left behind when a mineral is scraped across a hard surface like a ceramic tile , which helps idenity the minaral by its ‘‘streak’’ color.

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tiles

#11
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it’s what light reflects back to our eyes .MInarals are colored because they absorb some colors of light and reflect the rest.

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color

#12
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How shiny a rock or minaral looks when light shines on it , like a mirror ,or glassy ,or even dull .(Luster is a physical property used by minerralogists to help identify minerals.

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luster

#13
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How some minarals break along smooth,flat lines instead of randomly , like when you crack an egg

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cleavage

#14
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where you try to scratch a rock with different objects (like a fingernail or a penny ) to see if its hard or soft

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Scratch test

#15
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surface, erodsion ,weathering , rapid , drastic , slow changes , landslide, volcano ,earthquake , magnetic

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supporting volcabulary

#16
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A natural formed combination of materials and other natural materials .

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rocks

#17
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A solid , naturally formed subtance that always has the same composition and the same properties .

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minarals

#18
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the dirt and stuff that settles to the bottom of liquids , or is carried and then deposited by water , wind or ice .

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sedamint

#19
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Rock formed from compacted sediment .

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sedimentary

#20
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Rock formed from magma or lava

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igneous

#21
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Rock formed from existing rock; heat and pressure cause the minarals to form new combinations or new crystals .

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metamorphic

#22
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Magma-molton rock whithin Earth. Attributes or characteristics. Pressure - is like a push or sqeeze, and that pressure helps change the rocks in the Earth. Rock cycle - The continuos process of change in whitch new rocks are formed from old rocks materials .

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Supporting