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Why is it useful for us to know the different properties of matter?
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∙ 16y ago
I just hit you on the head with PbNO3. Are you poisoned? Are you bleeding? Are you hurt? What happened?
I want to build a building. I use ice. It melts. :(
I want ice cream. I make it out of AsO3. I am poisoned and die.
Dude, everything is matter. If you don't know what it does, you're not going to get far in life.
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∙ 16y ago
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∙ 14y agoEvery property of matter is useful for people and everything that anybody does involves matter in some way; even if all you are doing is meditating, that is something that happens in your brain which is made of matter. Broadly speaking, matter allows us to process information, because of its solidity, it's capacity to transform into many different variations, its interactions based on the four basic forces which affect it (gravity, electromagnetism, and the strong and weak nuclear forces), its inertia, and so forth.
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What are some physical properties used by scientist to describe matter?
Some physical properties used to describe matter are density, weight, temperature size and color
What are the properties of different rock types?
don't know, sorry.
How does dark matter feel?
We don't really know very much about dark matter, so most of its properties (like how it feels) are not known.
What are two useful properties of salt?
I know one useful property is that it can dissolve. another thing that may be considered a property is that, if you evaporate salt water, the salt stays behind.
What is rheology most useful for?
Rheology, as you know, is the study of matter's flow, especially in liquid states. It is very useful in scientific fields, specifically geophysics and physiology.
What are some physical properties used by scientist to describe matter?
Some physical properties used to describe matter are density, weight, temperature size and color
Why is there a need to know the composition of matter?
Not all matter is alike; some is more useful or harmful than others.
How do the properties of reactants compare to the properties of products?
Since I do not know which reactants and which products you refer to, I can only tell you that the properties will be different.
What does The properties of salt are different from properties of the element that go into making them mean?
I really do not know what the answer for this question is.
What are the properties of different rock types?
don't know, sorry.
What properties of steel make it more useful than chalk?
Steel is more useful than chalk for three reasons that i know of these properties are Strength, Durability, and the strength to hold heavy amounted things sorry if this wasnt what you were looking for... but this is all i got :)
How does dark matter feel?
We don't really know very much about dark matter, so most of its properties (like how it feels) are not known.
What are two useful properties of salt?
I know one useful property is that it can dissolve. another thing that may be considered a property is that, if you evaporate salt water, the salt stays behind.
What properties of a battery make it useful?
its low weight and its use of energy i dont know if this is right but i had to do it for a science project on greener chemisty
What is rheology most useful for?
Rheology, as you know, is the study of matter's flow, especially in liquid states. It is very useful in scientific fields, specifically geophysics and physiology.
Does all matter have physical properties?
all i wanted to know was if that was the right answer or not but i guess not .. haha
How can the properties of matter making up earth's surface cause local winds?
To be fair i really dont know
