Properties of Matter

What is a property?

• Something that describes matter
• a definition
• the space matter takes up
• the weight of matter

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Rubber is used in electrical wiring because it does not allow electricity to travel through it.

This is an example of the physical property

• thermal conductivity

• electrical conductivity

• solubility

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Heat can easily travel through metal, which is why it is often used to make pots & pans.

This describes the physical property of

• thermal conductivity

• electrical conductivity

• malleability

• luster

Physical property of matter that describes when it changes from a solid to a liquid.

• melting point

• boiling point

• magnetic attraction

• solubility

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Match the following properties and their definitions

• The amount of matter in an object

• Size

• The amount of mass in a given volume

• Volume

• How shiny on object is or can be

• Density

• The amount of space an object takes up

• Luster

• How big or small on object is

• Mass

Properties that require the substance to change into something else in order to observe them are

(a)   properties; while those that do not lead to a change in the substance are ​ (b)   properties.

• chemical
• physical
• quantitative
• scientific

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Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Physical Properties

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(b) Chemical properties

• Reactivity

• Oxidation

• Color

• Electrical conductivity

• Chemical stability

• Melting point

• State of matter (solid, liquid, gas)

• Magnetism

• Solubility

• Flammability

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A property that can be used to identify an object or substance is called a ​ (a)   property

• characteristic
• individual
• cultural

A property where the size or amount of matter does not change the property is called an

(a)   property.

Match the images with their property. I'll give you a hint also...

• Luster

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• Flammability

• 
• Malleability

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• Chemical reactivity

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