Properties of Matter Part 2.

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Properties of Matter Part 2

It can be a change in size, shape, mass, volume, color, texture, etc. Physical Change A change that happens to a piece of matter that doesn’t change what the matter is. It can be a change in size, shape, mass, volume, color, texture, etc.

Chemical Change A change that happens to a piece of matter that changes it into a completely different piece of matter. Iron into Rust Burning Wood Fizzing Alka Seltzer

pH Indicators: litmus paper, cabbage juice, grape juice. A substance or item that shows (indicates) that an event has happened or that a property exists. Indicators of Chemical Change: temperature change, bubbles (gas formation), formation of a new solid. pH Indicators: litmus paper, cabbage juice, grape juice.

Acid A compound that has a sour taste. It has a pH that measures less than 7.

Base A compound that has a bitter taste. They are often slippery to the touch. A base has a pH that measures more than 7.

A substance that is used during a chemical reaction. Reactant A substance that is used during a chemical reaction.

A substance that is made during a chemical reaction. Product A substance that is made during a chemical reaction.