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Test your knowledge on matter properties

by Jessica porras
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What best defines matter?

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Which is a physical property?

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Which statement is true about physical properties?

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Which is an example of a physical property?

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What is viscosity a measure of?

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What describes a chemical property?

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Which indicates a chemical change?

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What demonstrates evidence of a chemical change?

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What is an intensive property?

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How can physical methods help separate mixtures?

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Matter is defined as something with mass and volume.

Physical properties can be observed without changing composition; cutting does not change material identity.

Intensive physical properties are intrinsic and do not depend on amount.

Melting point is a characteristic of a substance observed without changing composition.

Viscosity describes flow resistance; higher viscosity = slower flow.

Chemical properties describe how substances react to form new substances.

A precipitate signals a new substance formed during a chemical change.

Energy changes and gas/precipitate formation indicate chemical changes.

Density is independent of the amount of substance; mass/volume depend on amount.

Physical methods separate components without altering composition.

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