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Mensual science P1A

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Properties and changes of matter

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Properties and changes of matter

by Jessica porras
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What defines a physical property?

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Is melting point a physical or chemical property?

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What is an intensive property?

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What is distillation used for?

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What indicates a chemical change?

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Which is evidence of a chemical change?

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Is cutting paper a physical or chemical change?

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What does solubility describe?

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What does density measure?

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What tends to happen to viscosity when a liquid is heated?

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Physical properties do not alter what the substance is made of.

Melting point is observed without changing the substance’s identity.

Examples: density, temperature; they stay the same regardless of sample size.

Distillation leverages differing boiling points to separate components.

A chemical change creates substances with new identities.

Gas formation, precipitates, energy changes indicate chemical change.

Cutting alters size/shape but not composition.

Solubility is about dissolving capability in a given solvent.

Density compares how much mass fits in a volume.

Heating often makes liquids flow more easily, lowering viscosity.

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