Drag each item to indicate whether it is a characteristic of dark matter or baryonic matter. (2 points) Dark Matter
Baryonic Matter
:: has been observed directly
:: interacts with baryonic matter
:: interacts with electromagnetic radiation
has not been observed directly
:: does not interact with electromagnetic radiation
++ does not interact with baryonic matter

Dark Matter:

Baryonic Matter:

Dark matter can be defined as often invisible substances that are difficult to spot because they don't absorb, emit or reflect light.

Hence, dark matter do not affect human view because they do not interact or interfere with electromagnetic radiation (force).

Although, humans can see right through the (weakly interacting) dark matter but it has not been observed directly.

Baryonic matter can be defined as a dark matter that is made up of baryons such as neutrons, and protons. Also, they are ordinary matter (both fermions and hadrons), as distinct from exotic forms.

In conclusion. baryonic matter has been observed directly and it can interact with electromagnetic radiation.

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Dark matter:

- Doesn't interact with baryonic matter.

- It has not been observed directly

- dark matter does not absorb, reflect or even emit light, thereby making it to be extremely hard to spot. Therefore, it does not interact with electromagnetic radiation.

Explanation:

Dark matter:

- Doesn't interact with baryonic matter.

- It has not been observed directly

- dark matter does not absorb, reflect or even emit light, thereby making it to be extremely hard to spot. Therefore, it does not interact with electromagnetic radiation.

Baryonic matter:

- Has been observed directly because it includes nearly all the matter that we see in the world daily.

- It interacts with baryonic matter

- interacts with electromagnetic radiation

conservation of mass

mass before something happens = mass afterwards