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metal is an electrical conductor | 1 |
iron nails are made of iron | 1 |
conductivity is a property of a material | 1 |
metal is an electrical / electrical energy conductor | 1 |
conductivity is a kind of physical property | 1 |
copper is a kind of material | 1 |
copper is a kind of metal | 1 |
a conducting wire can electrocute the user | 1 |
electrical insulation requires wrapping a conductor in an insulator | 1 |
plastic is usually an electrical insulator | 1 |
electrical insulation on a conducting wire can prevent electrocution | 1 |
a conducting wire is a conductor | 1 |
electrocution can cause death | 1 |
preventing electrocution will protect the user | 1 |
metal is an electrical conductor | 1 |
copper is a kind of metal | 1 |
wiring requires an electrical conductor | 1 |
metal is an electrical / electrical energy conductor | 1 |
copper is a kind of metal | 1 |
metal is a kind of material | 1 |
metals usually have higher / greater conductivity than nonmetals | 1 |
metal is an electrical conductor | 1 |
wiring requires an electrical conductor | 1 |
an element is a kind of material | 1 |
an electrical conductor is conductive | 1 |
conductivity is a property of a material | 1 |
feeling is when an living thing senses through touch | 1 |
soft is a kind of touch sensation | 1 |
feathers are usually soft in sensation | 1 |
the statue is made of a kind of marble | 1 |
the table is made of the same kind of marble | 1 |
the intensive property of something is the same for the things of same kind | 1 |
hardness is an intensive property | 1 |
measuring the hardness of minerals requires scratching those materials | 1 |
comparing requires measuring | 1 |
a mineral is a kind of object | 1 |
the luster of an object can be determined by looking at that object | 1 |
a magnet attracts magnetic metals | 1 |
nails are usually made of metal | 1 |
metal is sometimes magnetic | 1 |
a magnet attracts magnetic metals / ferromagnetic metals through magnetism | 1 |
metal is sometimes magnetic | 1 |
an object is attracted to a magnet | 1 |
iron nails are made of iron | 1 |
a magnet attracts magnetic metals | 1 |
iron is always magnetic | 1 |
a refrigerator door contains iron | 1 |
iron is always magnetic | 1 |
a magnet attracts magnetic metals / ferromagnetic metals through magnetism | 1 |
a magnet is magnetic | 1 |
a magnet attracts magnetic metals / ferromagnetic metals through magnetism | 1 |
a paper clip is often made of magnetic metals | 1 |
an unknown object can attract a paper clip | 1 |
the ability to attract a paper clip is a kind of property | 1 |
sand is always nonmagnetic | 1 |
the mixture is made of unknown particles and sand | 1 |
a magnet will not attract nonmagnetic materials | 1 |
iron is always magnetic | 1 |
a magnet attracts magnetic metals through magnetism | 1 |
a magnet will not attract nonmagnetic metals | 1 |
aluminum is always nonmagnetic | 1 |
the mixture is made of iron nails and aluminum nails | 1 |
iron is always magnetic | 1 |
a magnet attracts magnetic metals | 1 |
the floor is a kind of object | 1 |
a white object reflects all visible light | 1 |
a solution is made of one substance dissolved in another substance | 1 |
sugar is soluble in water | 1 |
if something is soluble in something , then that something can be dissolved in something forming a solution | 1 |
tea tastes bitter | 1 |
taste can be used to distinguish food | 1 |
sugar causes food to taste sweet | 1 |
wood is an thermal insulator | 1 |
a thermal insulator slows the transfer of heat | 1 |
if a spoon is used to stir a liquid then that spoon is touching that liquid | 1 |
the spoon is used to stir soup | 1 |
soup is a kind of thing | 1 |
the soup is cooking on the stove | 1 |
a thermal insulator slows the transfer of heat | 1 |
if two things are touching then heat energy will be transferred between those things | 1 |
the spoon in the example is made of wood | 1 |
a spoon is a kind of thing | 1 |
wood is an thermal insulator | 1 |
cooking food requires adding heat energy to the food | 1 |
transferring of heat causes the object to increase in temperature | 1 |
soup is a kind of liquid | 1 |
sleeping bags are designed to keep people warm | 1 |
down feathers are a thermal insulator | 1 |
insulated material can be used for keeping warm | 1 |
cookware is used for cooking | 1 |
a thermal energy conductor transfers heat | 1 |
cooking food requires adding heat energy to the food | 1 |
texture is a property of objects | 1 |
hardness is a property of a an object | 1 |
taste is a property of an object | 1 |
density is a measure of mass of an object divided by volume | 1 |
an object has a small volume and large mass | 1 |
heaviest means greatest mass / weight | 1 |
as the mass of an object increases , the weight of that object will increase | 1 |
the rock has the greatest mass among four collected rocks | 1 |
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