IS IT PHYSICAL OR CHEMICAL?

CHEMICAL PROPERTY CHARACTERISTIC THAT IS OBSERVED DURING A CHEMICAL REACTION.

CHEMICAL PROPERTY DESCRIBES HOW A SUBSTANCE WILL CHANGE

CHEMICAL CHANGE A PERMANENT CHANGE RESULTING IN NEW SUBSTANCES

PHYSICAL PROPERTY CAN BE OBSERVED WITHOUT CHANGING THE COMPOSITION

PHYSICAL CHANGE A CHANGE IN WHICH ALL SUBSTANCES RETAIN THEIR ORIGINAL COMPOSITION

EXTENSIVE PROPERTIES PHYSICAL PROPERTIES THAT DEPEND ON THE AMOUNT OF MATTER. EXAMPLE - LENGTH

INTENSIVE PROPERTIES PHYSICAL PROPERTIES THAT DO NOT DEPEND ON THE AMOUNT OF MATTER. EXAMPLE - COLOR

TYPES OF PHYSICAL PROPERTIES

EVAPORATION - A CHANGE FROM A LIQUID TO A GAS CHANGES OF STATE EVAPORATION - A CHANGE FROM A LIQUID TO A GAS

CONDENSATION A CHANGE FROM A GAS TO A LIQUID

SUBLIMATION A CHANGE FROM A SOLID TO A GAS

MELTING A CHANGE FROM A SOLID TO A LIQUID

BOILING A CHANGE FROM A LIQUID TO A GAS

FREEZING A CHANGE FROM A LIQUID TO A SOLID

OTHER TERMS

DENSITY MASS PER UNIT VOLUME - A PROPORTION

BUOYANCY MORE DENSE FLUID PUSHING UPWARD ON A LESS DENSE SUBSTANCE

VISCOCITY RESISTANCE TO FLOW OF A LIQUID

MALLEABILITY THE STATE OF BEING ABLE TO BE SHAPED BY EXERTING PHYSICAL PRESSURE THAT RESULTS IN A CHANGE OF CONTOUR

DUCTILITY THE STATE OF BEING ABLE TO BE DRAWN OR PULLED THROUGH A SMALL OPENING TO PRODUCE WIRE