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Every material has physical and chemical properties.
Every material has physical and chemical properties.
True
Physical properties can be observed without changing a material's identity.
Physical properties can be observed without changing a material's identity.
True
Which of the following are examples of physical properties?
Which of the following are examples of physical properties?
Chemical properties describe a material's ability to undergo chemical reactions and form new substances.
Chemical properties describe a material's ability to undergo chemical reactions and form new substances.
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Chemical properties are tested by attempting to change the identity of a substance.
Chemical properties are tested by attempting to change the identity of a substance.
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Study Notes
Physical and Chemical Properties
- Every material has physical and chemical properties.
Physical Properties
- Observed without changing the material's identity.
- Examples: volume, mass, melting point.
- Some physical properties depend on the amount of material, while others do not.
Chemical Properties
- Describe a material's ability to undergo chemical reactions and form new substances.
- Tested by attempting to change a substance's identity.
- Example: Rusting.
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Test your understanding of the physical and chemical properties of materials. This quiz covers the definitions, examples, and differences between physical and chemical properties. Challenge yourself to identify how these properties are observed and measured.
