Physical and Chemical Properties of Matter

The decay of a substance:

• Flammability

• Decomposition

• Corrosion

• Boiling Point

A characteristic or trait that you can use to describe matter by observation, measurement, or combination:

• Matter

• Melting Point

• Property

• Pure Substance

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The measure of how tightly or loosely packed atoms are arranged within a substance:

• Mass

• Volume

• Property

• Density

The gradual destruction of metals through chemical reaction with the environment:

• Corrosion

• Decomposition

• Photosynthesis

• Chemical Reaction

The distinct difference between chemical properties and physical properties are that atoms (a)   when a chemical property is observed.

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The temperature at which a solid will turn to liquid:

• Boiling point

• Melting Point

• Freezing Point

• Stable Point

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Photosynthesis is an example of a

• Decomposition

• Property

• Physical Change

• Chemical Reaction

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Solubility, or the ability for a substance to dissolve into a liquid, is an example of a

• Chemical Change

• Physical Change

Choose the best example of flammability

• A log burning on a fire

• A can of hairspray

• A fuel tanker truck driving down the road

• Fire

A banana rotting on the counter is an example of which chemical change:

• Decomposition

• Flammability

• Density

• Oxidation