Unit 24: What is Consistent About Matter?

Lesson 9: How do we use phyical and chemical changes to prepare delicious food?

Unit Overview: What’s Consistent About Matter?
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Lesson 1: What are the states of matter?
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Lesson 2: What are the properties of matter?
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Lesson 3: How can we use properties of matter to separate a mixture?
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Lesson 4: What happens when we mix substances with water?
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Lesson 5: How can we separate mixtures when we cannot see the components?
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Lesson 6: What are physical and chemical changes?
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Lesson 7: How can we use chemical and physical changes to identify unknown substances?
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Lesson 8: What happens to the total weight of matter when it changes?
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Lesson 9: How do we use phyical and chemical changes to prepare delicious food?
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Lesson 9: How do we use phyical and chemical changes to prepare delicious food?
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