(1)are composed of only one type of atom and we form (2)when wecombine two or more of it. These atoms combine and stick to each other because of (3).Two or more (4).that are not chemically combined make up a (5)Itscomposition could be uniform as (6)which is also known as (7)and can alsobe non-uniform, which are called (8)These can further be classified into either (9)or (10).The characteristics that matter exhibit is better known as its (11)_(12)arecharacteristics that could only be observed with a change in the molecular composition while (13).arethe ones that doesn't require it. Furthermore, characteristics that change when the mass changes are called(14)_while characteristics that are independent from these changes are called (15)

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(1). are composed of only one type of atom and we form (2). combine two or more of it. These atoms combine and stick to each other because of (3). when we Two or more (4). composition could be uniform as (6). that are not chemically combined make up a (5) which is also known as (7) Its be non-uniform, which are called (8) , and can also These can further be classified into either (9) or (10). (12) The characteristics that matter exhibit is better known as its (11) characteristics that could only be observed with a change in the molecular composition while (13). are are the ones that doesn't require it. Furthermore, characteristics that change when the mass changes are called (14) while characteristics that are independent from these changes are called (15)

(1). are composed of only one type of atom and we form (2). combine two or more of it. These atoms combine and stick to each other because of (3). when we Two or more (4). composition could be uniform as (6). that are not chemically combined make up a (5) which is also known as (7) Its be non-uniform, which are called (8) , and can also These can further be classified into either (9) or (10). (12) The characteristics that matter exhibit is better known as its (11) characteristics that could only be observed with a change in the molecular composition while (13). are are the ones that doesn't require it. Furthermore, characteristics that change when the mass changes are called (14) while characteristics that are independent from these changes are called (15)

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