7.3 Flashcards

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Physical property definition

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Characteristic of a matieral that you can observe without changing the substance

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Examples of physical properties

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Color, size, shape density, melting point, viscosity, conductivity, malletability, hardness

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Chemicalproperties defnition

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Characteristics of a substance that indicates whether it can undergo a certain chemical change

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Examples of chem changes

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Flammibility, reactivity, combustables, may react to light

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Physical change defnition

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A change in size shape or state of matter substance. Does not change identity when it undergoes a physical change

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Physical change ex

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Melting ice
Cutting paper
Breaking glass

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Change of state defnition

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Changes between chemicals and solids

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Chemical change defn

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A change in one substance to another substance

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Chemical change ex

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Fireworks exploding 
Rusiting metal
Banana peel browning 
Baking a cake 
Leaf on tree change color 
Disgestion
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Chem change evidence

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Color change

Production of a gas

Formation of a precipitate

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Is melting point a physical or chemical property

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Physical

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Does not being able to react mean that something has no properties

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No, not being able to react is a chemical property

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Law of conservation of mass

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1770s antoine lavosier measured mass both before and after chem change

Data showed that no mass was lost or gained during change

The mass of all substanses present before chem change equals mass after chem change

MASS IS NOT CREATED OR DESTROYED

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