Physical and Chemical Properties and Changes
1.
Thermal conductivity
2.
Density
3.
Solubility
4.
Ductility
5.
Physical change
6.
Flammability
7.
Characteristic property
8.
Chemical property
9.
Physical property
10.
State
11.
Malleability
12.
Reactivity
13.
Chemical change
A. A change of matter from one form into
another without a change in chemical
properties.
B. A change that occurs when one or more
substances change into entirely new
substances with different properties.
C. A characteristic of a substance that does
not involve a chemical change.
D. A property of matter that describes a
substance’s ability to participate in
chemical reactions.
E. A property that is always the same, no
matter what size the sample is which
makes it useful for identifying a
substance.
F. The ability of a substance to be pulled
into a wire.
G. The ability of a substance to be rolled or
pounded into thin sheets.
H. The ability of a substance to burn.
I. The ability of a substance to dissolve
another substance.
J. The ability of two or more substances to
combine and form one or more new
substances.
K. The mass per unit volume of a substance.
L. The physical form in which a substance
exists, such as solid, liquid, or gas.
M.The rate at which a substance transfers
heat.
14. In the list of properties below, which are physical properties and which
are chemical properties?
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Characteristic property
Chemical change
Density
Ductility
Flammability
Malleability
Physical change
Reactivity
Solubility
State
Thermal conductivity
Chemical Property
Chemical Property
Chemical Property
Chemical Property
Chemical Property
Chemical Property
Chemical Property
Chemical Property
Chemical Property
Chemical Property
Chemical Property
15. Explain how to tell the difference between a physical and chemical
property.
16. Physical changes do not change the
of the matter involved.
17. Chemical changes occur when one or more substances are changed into
substances with different
.
18. Which type of change is reversible? Chemical Change
19. Identify each of the following changes as a physical (P) or chemical (C)
change. Justify your answer.
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
F.
G.
H.
I.
Change
Bread baking
P/C
C
A chocolate bar
melts in your hand
Two liquids are
mixed together and
heated. A
precipitate (solid)
forms.
A puddle of spilled
water disappears on
a sunny day
Baking soda is
mixed with water
and determined to
be insoluble
A metal can rusts
C
A solid and liquid
are mixed together,
heat is released,
and the
temperature drops
10C.
A drinking glass
breaks
Two substances
with boiling points
of 158C and 190C
are mixed and the
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
Justification
J.
boiling point of the
resulting substance
is 143C.
A battery powers a
radio
C