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PHYSICAL PROPERTIES PHYSICAL PROPERTIES A CHARACTERISTIC THAT CAN BE OBSERVED (USING THE 5 SENSES) OR MEASURED WITHOUT CHANGING A MATERIAL WHAT ARE SOME PHYSICAL PROPERTIES YOU CAN OBSERVE WITHOUT CHANGING THE IDENTITY OF THE OBJECT? COLOR TEXTURE (SMOOTH, ROUGH) SH...

PHYSICAL PROPERTIES PHYSICAL PROPERTIES A CHARACTERISTIC THAT CAN BE OBSERVED (USING THE 5 SENSES) OR MEASURED WITHOUT CHANGING A MATERIAL WHAT ARE SOME PHYSICAL PROPERTIES YOU CAN OBSERVE WITHOUT CHANGING THE IDENTITY OF THE OBJECT? COLOR TEXTURE (SMOOTH, ROUGH) SHAPE (ROUND, SQUARE, IRREGULAR) MASS (THE AMOUNT OF MATTER/HOW HEAVY SOMETHING IS) VOLUME (HOW MUCH SPACE IT TAKES UP) STATE (SOLID, LIQUID, GAS) DENSITY (HOW MUCH MASS IS PACKED INTO A CERTAIN VOLUME, THOUGH DENSITY CAN BE KEPT SIMPLE AT THIS STAGE). CONDUCTIVITY (ABILITY TO CONDUCT HEAR OR ELECTRICITY) SOLUBILITY (ABILITY OF MATTER TO DISSOLVE IN ANOTHER MATTER) MAGNETISM (ABILITY TO BE ATTRACTED TO MAGNET) DUCTILITY (ABILITY TO BEND WITHOUT BREAKING)  PHYSICAL PROPERTIES MELTING POINT BOILING POINT TEMPERATURE AT WHICH A TEMPERATURE AT WHICH A SUBSTANCE CHANGES FROM A SOLID SUBSTANCE CHANGES FROM A TO A LIQUID LIQUID TO A GAS  PHYSICAL PROPERTIES DENSITY APPEARANCE RELATIONSHIP COLOR AND SHAPE BETWEEN MASS AND VOLUME ABILITY TO FLOAT  PHYSICAL PROPERTIES LUSTER BRITTLENESS QUALITY OF SHINING BY ODOR EASILY BROKEN, REFLECTING LIGHT. IF THE WAY SOMETHING HAS SHINE, DAMAGED OR GLASSY, GLOSS OR SOMETHING DESTROYED GLITTER. SMELLS  PHYSICAL PROPERTIES CONDUCTIVITY MAGNETISM ABILITY TO DESCRIBES THE DUCTILE CONDUCT HEAT ATTRACTION OF ABILITY TO BE OR ELECTRICITY SOMETHING TO A DRAWN OUT INTO A MAGNETIC FIELD THIN WIRE GENERATE AS MANY PHYSICAL PROPERTIES AS YOU CAN Matter Physical Property 1 Physical Property 2 Physical Property Physical Property Physical Property 3 4 5 Water Wood Rubber Iron Glass Copper