Physical properties and states of aggregation

All bodies on the surface of any planet receive a force of attraction to its center. This is a vector quantity that is calculated by multiplying the mass and the acceleration of gravity of the planet.

• Mass

• Volume

• Inertia

• Weight

This property is generated in all materials and corresponds to the microscopic spaces or voids that are homogeneously distributed in substances.

• Mass

• Divisibility

• Porosity

• Volume

The amount of matter contained in a substance. This property is specific to all bodies in the universe.

• Ductibility

• Mass

• Volume

• Weigth

This property allows all matter to be broken down into very small particles down to sub-particles.

• Divisibility

• Weight

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  Mass

• Ductibility

It is the ability of all bodies to resist change of position or constant motion.

• Mass

• Divisibility

• Weight

• Inertia

It is the place occupied by an object in space at a given moment, and it is impossible for it to be passed by another object to occupy the same place.

• Inertia

• Impenetrability

• Maleability

• Ductibility

It is the place occupied by an object in space.

• Volume

• Mass

• Density

• Weight

Why is it important to understand the characteristics and physical properties of water?

• To transform the various methods of cleaning the impurities it traps.

• To identify the various methods of cleaning the impurities it traps.

• To identify the various states of cleanliness of the impurities it traps.

• To reverse the various methods of cleaning the impurities it traps.

It is the property that explains the form in which each substance is at a given time depending on temperature and pressure.

• Energy aggregation states.

• States of aggregation of matter.

• States of disintegration of the substance.

• States of aggregation of the atom.

Refers to the change from solid to liquid state.

• Evaporation

• Fusion

• Liquefaction

• Sublimation