Physical Property
Chemical
Properties and Changes
Physical Change
Chemical or Physical Change
Characteristic Properties
100

Can be observed without changing the identity of the object.

What is a physical property?

100

Can only be observed by trying to change the identity of a substance.

What is a chemical property?

100

The temperature at which water changes to a solid (ice).

What is 0 degrees Celsius?

100

Frying an egg

What is chemical change?

100

The state of matter depends on this measurement.

What is temperature?

200

Anything that has mass and takes up space.

What is matter?

200

List one chemical properties

What are flammability, reactivity, combustibility, rust, acidity?

200

The ability to go from solid to liquid.

What is melting?

200

An ice cube melting.

What is physical change?

200

Scientist use this to help classify or identify unknown substances or organisms.

What is a dichotomous key?

300

These are the three states of matter.

What are solid, liquid, and gas.

300
Metal reacts with oxygen and water producing this substance.
What is rust?
300
The ability to be hammered or rolled into thin sheets.
What is malleability?
300

Mowing the lawn.

What is a physical change?

300

5 Signs of a Chemical Change.

Temperature Change

Color Change

Precipitate

Bubble Formation

Odor

400

This term refers to the ability of a substance to dissolve.

What is solubility?

400

This occurs when a metal is exposed to oxygen.

What is rust?

400

The temperature at which a liquid becomes a gas.

What is boiling point?

400

An apple turning brown.

What is a chemical change?

400

Matter is any thing with 

What is Mass and Volume?

500

Mass divided by volume

What is density?

500

An objects ability to burn.

What is flammability?

500

The ability of a substance to be rolled or bent into a different shape.

What is malleability?

500

Scrambling eggs without cooking them.

What is a physical change?

500

This property of matter does not change even though the amount of the substance changes.

What is density?

M
e
n
u