Chemical Properties of Matter

Chemical Properties of Matter

Chemical Properties

• Can only be found by changing the matter's molecules (chemical) structure (makeup)

• The matter you start with will be changed into another kind of matter

Multiple Choice

To find a matter's chemical properties, the matter's chemical structure must be changed.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

If you find the chemical properties of wood, you will still have wood when you are finished.

• True

• False

Chemical Property: Reactivity

• Able to go through a chemical reaction with another type of matter

• Ability to combine chemically with another substance

Multiple Choice

The ability of matter to go through a chemical reaction with another type of matter is

• combustibility

• flammability

• pH

• reactivity

Baking Soda + Vinegar

• No longer baking soda and vinegar once they react

Multiple Choice

Baking soda has the chemical property of reactivity with vinegar.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

In order to test that baking soda has reactivity to vinegar, the two substances had to

• change

• disappear

• explode

• evaporate

Sodium + Water

• Sodium - silver metal, Water - colorless, odorless, tasteless liquid

• No longer sodium and water once they react

Multiple Choice

Sodium is a

• metal

• gas

• soap

• planet

Multiple Choice

Sodium has no reactivity with water and does not change to combine with it chemically.

• True

• False

Oxidation

• Iron + Oxygen = Rust

• No longer iron and water

• Iron and rust have completely different properties

Multiple Choice

When iron combines chemically with oxygen, they make a new substance called

• rust

• tarnish

• patina

• sodium

Multiple Choice

Rust is the same substance as iron with all the same properties.

• True

• False

Oxidation

• Silver + Oxygen = Tarnish

• No longer silver and oxygen once they react

• Silver and tarnish have completely different properties

Multiple Choice

When silver combines chemically with oxygen, they make a new substance called

• rust

• tarnish

• patina

• sodium

Multiple Choice

Tarnish and silver have all the same properties.

• True

• False

Oxidation

• Copper + Oxygen = Patina

• No longer copper and oxygen once they react

• Copper and patina have completely different properties

Multiple Choice

When copper combines chemically with oxygen, they make a new substance called

• rust

• tarnish

• patina

• sodium

Multiple Choice

Copper and patina do not have the same properties.

• True

• False