is air a matter according to definition of chemistry
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Heya buddy !
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✒ Yes , Air is a kind of Matter in relation to definition of Matter in Chemistry .
Matter - Anything that occupies space , has mass and can be perceived by our senses is Matter .
So , according to the definition :
★ Air has mass
★ It occupies space
★ It is perceived by our senses
Therefore , Air = Matter .
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# Brishti ☺
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✒ Yes , Air is a kind of Matter in relation to definition of Matter in Chemistry .
Matter - Anything that occupies space , has mass and can be perceived by our senses is Matter .
So , according to the definition :
★ Air has mass
★ It occupies space
★ It is perceived by our senses
Therefore , Air = Matter .
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Hope u found it helpful !
# Brishti ☺
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Matter is anything that occupies space possess mass and whose presence can be felt by one or more of the five senses
And air has mass occupies space (for eg:- in a container) and its presense can be felt by one or more of the five senses
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