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What is a characteristic that defines an entire group of substances?

The characteristic that defines an entire group of substances is called a property.

Here's why:

* Properties are specific traits or attributes that describe a substance. These can be physical (like color, density, melting point) or chemical (like reactivity, flammability, pH).

* Groups of substances are often classified based on shared properties. For example:

* Metals are grouped together because they share properties like good conductivity, malleability, and ductility.

* Acids share properties like sour taste and the ability to react with bases.

* Gases are defined by their ability to expand and fill their container.

Therefore, a property can be used to define an entire group of substances.

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