Density
Random
Chemical or Physical Property
Name that Vocabulary (A)
Name that Vocabulary (B)
100
What equation do you use to calculate Density?
Density = Mass / Volume
100
Rank the pictures by density (highest to lowest).
1. Solid --> most dense
2. Liquid
3. Gas --> least dense
100
Luster
Physical
100
The ability of matter to react chemically with other substances
Reactivity
100
The ability of matter to catch on fire (ignite) and burn
Flammability
200
Why do bad/rotten eggs float?
More gas, egg becomes less dense than water
200
Density of "Pure" water is....
1.0 g/ml
200
Density
Physical Property
200
The ability of a substance to withstand damage, breaking, or scratches.
Hardness
200
The ability of a substance to cause harm to an organism
Toxicity
300
Objects that have a density less than 1g/ml will _______ in water.
float
300
What is the name of the "Physical Property" that refers to materials that allow some/little light to pass through.
Images are not clearly visible
Translucent
300
Mass
Physical Property
300
The ability of something to bend without breaking
Malleability
300
The ability of a substance to become a part of (dissolve in) another substance, usually water.
Solubility
400
Find the density. Then determine if the object will sink or float.
m=36 g
V= 12 ml
3g/ml. Sink
400
What is the identity of the mystery substance?
Copper - 9g/cm3
Brass - 8.5g/cm3
Iron - 8g/cm3
Mass: 24g Volume: 3 cm3
Density =8g/cm3
Identity = Iron
400
Flammability
Chemical Property
400
How compart particles are; relation of amount of matter to amount of space (mass) an object takes up (volume)
Density
400
Temperature at which a substance’s state of matter changes from a solid to a liquid
Melting Point
500
What are the "TWO" uses for Density?
1. To tell is something will sink or float
2. Identify an unknown "pure" substance
500
What do physical and chemical properties have in common?
They both can be used to "Identify" ....an unknown substance
500
List the 3 chemical properties.
-flammability
-toxicity
-reactivity
500
These properties can be observed "without" changing the identity of the substance
Physical Properties
500
These properties "require" a chemical reaction to occur in order for them to be observed
Chemical Properties