definitions
Chemical or physical
Chemical properties
Physical properties
Chemical and physical
100

What is the physical property of matter? 

Characteristics that can be observed or measured. 

100

Is conductivity a chemical or physical property?

Physical Property

100

What happens when alka seltzer is dropped in water?

Bubbles begin to form.

100

Alfred measures the temperatures at which three liquids change into gases. What property is Alfred comparing?


physical

100

Is conductivity a chemical property?

No, heat and electrical conductivity are physical properties. 

200
define solubility

 when one substance dissolves in another

200

.__________ do (does) not change based on how much matter is present.

 a. Volume b. Melting point and boiling point c. Weight d. Mass

Melting and boiling point

200

Which of the following is not a chemical change characteristic? 

a) Change in colour

b) Change in state

c) Production of sound

d) Change in smell

B) change in state

200

How do you know If melting point is a physical property?

If it can be frozen back to it´s  original form.

200

Is melting point a chemical property?

It is a physical property because it does not change into a new substance.

300

What does melting point mean? 

Melting point is when a solid turns into a liquid.

300

Melissa adds 10 g of baking soda to 100 g of vinegar. The mixture begins to bubble. When the bubbling stops, Melissa finds the mass of the resulting mixture. She determines its mass is 105 g. Why has the mass changed?


 A gas has formed and left the mixture

300

Which of the following does not represent a chemical change?

a) Burning of leaves

b) Fermentation of grapes

c) Turning brown of freshly cut banana

d) Freezing of water

D) freezing water

300

Can something be considered a physical property if it has turned into a new substance?

No because something considered as a physical property can not turn into a new substance.

300

A chemical change __________. 

a. cannot be reversed easily 

  b. never will change state

 c. always can be reversed    

 

a. Cannot be reversed easily

400

What is matter? 

Anything that has mass and takes up space. 

400

.  In the laboratory, Kristy has a mixture of water and rubbing alcohol. Kristy separates the water and alcohol by heating the mixture until the alcohol boils away. What happens as Kristy separates the mixture?

A. Increase volume         

B.  Increased mass    

C. Chemical change  

D. Physical Change

  

D.  physical change

400

T or F: Bubbles are a sign of Chemical Change 

TRUE

400

Is density a physical property?

Yes, it is the mass of a substance. 

400

Which types of changes observe the law of conservation of mass? 

A.  only changes of state       

B.  only physical changes      

C.  only chemical changes     

D.  physical changes and chemical changes


Physical and chemical changes

500

differentiate between physical and chemical change

physical change affects the size, shape or state of a substance, no new substance is form. while chemical change offers when a new substance is form with new properties

500

Baking a cookie

Chemical Change 

500

.  Which of these statements represents a physical change of matter?

 A.  A match is struck and flames.      

  B.  A pot of water reaches the boiling point. 

   C.  An old bike is left outside and rust forms.

   D.  Fireworks burst into a rainbow of color in the night sky.

B. a pot a water reaches the boiling point

500

Matthew takes a piece of ice with a mass of 100 g and places it on a metal sheet. The ice melts and then evaporates. What has happened to the 100 gram mass?

  A. The ice now exists as a 100 g mass of water vapor.       

B.The ice has evaporated, so the 100 g mass is destroyed.           

C.  The 100 g mass of ice combines with the mass of the metal sheet.   

  D. The ice has evaporated, producing water vapor with a mass of 10 g.

A. The ice now exists as a 100 g mass of water vapor.  

500

During all changes, physical and chemical, mass is __________.

a. gained b. lost c. destroyed d. conserved  

d. conserved

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