Properties of Matter By Mrs. Asmaa Kayed-Sarhan. Matter can be described by looking at many properties. Color Hardness Size Shape Buoyancy Flexibility.

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Properties of Matter By Mrs. Asmaa Kayed-Sarhan

Matter can be described by looking at many properties. Color Hardness Size Shape Buoyancy Flexibility Texture Magnetism Weight

Buoyancy Floating Sinking

Magnetism Magnetic (Attracts) Non-Magnetic (Repels)

Weight Heavy Light

Hardness Hard Soft

Color Red Blue

Flexibility Flexible Rigid StiffFirm

Shape

Texture Rough Smooth

Size Large Small

Different Objects can have Similar Properties Can you tell me what these two objects have in common? color buoyancy

Can you tell me what these two objects have in common? texture magnetic hardnessflexibility buoyancy

So remember, matter can be described by looking at many different properties Color Hardness Size Shape Buoyancy Flexibility Texture Magnetism Weight