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Momentum is a property of an object, but it is different than a physical or chemical property, such as boiling point or flammability. How is momentum different?
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Momentum is a property of an object, but it is different than a physical or chemical property, such as boiling point or flammability. How is momentum different?

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it involves motion and not an actual property of how the object is in terms of consistency 
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