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Physical VS. Chemical Properties

Pg 37 Physical Properties of Matter Chemical Properties of Matter 1. 1. 2. 2. 3. 3. 4. 4.

Physical Properties – Day 1

Physical Properties A property or characteristic that you can observe or measure without altering or CHANGING the substance chemically.

How well a substance reacts with another substance chemically. Chemical Properties How well a substance reacts with another substance chemically. Can only be observed by changing the substance chemically! Burn it; allow it to rust; mix with other chemicals for a reaction.

Color, luster, shine Bismuth Sulfur

Density Pyrite Gold

Magnetic Properties Iron

Conductivity (Thermal and Electrical) Copper

Solubility Sodium Chloride

Malleability Aluminum Silver

Melting Point Tungsten Tin

Boiling Point

Chemical Properties Day 2

Flammability Potassium Hydrogen

Reactivity with Oxygen - Oxidation Iron Copper

Reactivity with acid – acidification Sodium Bicarbonate

Reactivity with other chemicals

Reactivity with other chemicals Potassium Iodide and lead nitrate

Reactivity with other chemicals

Wrap Up - Magnetic - Conductivity - Malleability Solubility Boiling/ Melting point

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