Physical Properties of Science

Physical Properties

What are physical properties?

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In your own words, define physical properties

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Which of these are examples of physical properties?

(choose all that apply)

• Density

• Magnetism

• State of Matter

• Color

• Conductivity

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Which of these are examples of physical properties?

(choose all that apply)

• Solubility

• Mass

• Volume

• Temperature

• Smell

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_______ is the weight of an object compared to its size.

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A substance that is MORE dense wil ____.

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a substance that is LESS dense will _____.

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Which of these liquids is the MOST DENSE?

• Lamp oil

• Water

• Dish Soap

• Honey

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Which of these liquids is the LEAST DENSE?

• Lamp oil

• Water

• Dish Soap

• Honey

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A _________ allows heat and electricity to pass through it.

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Which of these are conductors?

(choose all that apply)

• Brass

• Copper

• plastic

• Iron

• Styrofoam

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An _________ does NOT allow heat and electricity to pass through it.

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Which of these are insulators?

(choose all that apply)

• Brass

• Copper

• plastic

• Iron

• Styrofoam

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____ is a metal that always sticks to a magnet

• Iron

• Copper

• Aluminum

• Nickel

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Which of these are soluble in water?

(choose all that apply)

• sand

• salt

• sugar

• honey

• flour

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Which of these are NOT soluble in water?

(choose all that apply)

• sand

• salt

• sugar

• honey

• flour