Physical Properties
What physical property describes the ability of a substance to dissolve in a solvent?
Solubility.
What is 1 chemical property?
The ability to burn, tarnish, rust, decompose, do acid or base reactions, react with other chemicals, or instability are examples of chemical properties.
Give 1 example of a physical change.
phase change, cutting grass, ...
Paper towel absorbs water
Physical
What is it called when something changes from a solid to a liquid?
Freezing
What is a physical property of metal.
Luster, malleability, or conductivity.
What is a chemical property of wood?
The ability to burn (flammability) and the ability to decompose.
What is the definition of a physical change?
Change in which identity of substances is not changed.
Two chemicals are mixed together and produce a gas
Chemical
What is the name for the phase change that explains why water collects on the outside of a drink with ice?
Something that allows some light to pass through is said to be ...
Translucent
pH
Which of the following is NOT a physical change?
Glass Breaking, Bleaching your hair, Mixing salt and water, Melting Butter
Bleaching your hair is not a physical change.
Fry an egg
Chemical
What is the name for the phase change that explains why your skin is left feeling (and tasting) very salty at the beach after you are dry?
evaporation
Identify one physical property of your chair.
Blue, opaque, metal legs
Why is the change of water from solid to liquid considered a physical change?
Only the shape is changing. It is also still the same substance consisting of the same H2O molecules.
A piece of ice reacts with salt on the road
For particles to change state, what is required?
Energy
What physical property are you describing if you are explaining if it sinks or floats?
Density
What is the definition of a chemical property.
A characteristic of substance that can only be observed by changing into a different substance
What is an example of physical change while making a cake?
Stirring the batter, changing from liquid to solid, and change in size (rising).
Metal rusts
Chemical
What is it called when dry ice (solid carbon dioxide) turns into a gas?
sublimation