Properties of Matter Bromfield Chemistry CP. Physical Properties Can be observed without changing the composition of the sample.

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Properties of Matter Bromfield Chemistry CP

Physical Properties Can be observed without changing the composition of the sample

Physical Properties Can be observed without changing the composition of the sample Examples: Observing the Refraction of Light

Physical Changes Occur without a change in composition

Physical Changes Occur without a change in composition Examples:

States of Matter

Solids

Liquids

Gases

Extensive Properties Depend on the AMOUNT of matter present

Extensive Properties Depend on the AMOUNT of matter present Examples Mass volume

Intensive Properties “characteristic property” Depends on type of material Independent of AMOUNT of material

Intensive Properties “characteristic property” Depends on type of material Independent of AMOUNT of material Examples:

Chemical Properties How a substance behaves in the presence of other materials

Chemical Change Results in a change in composition

Chemical Change Results in a change in composition

Chemical Change Results in a change in composition

Chemical Change Results in a change in composition

Chemical Change Results in a change in composition

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