ability of a substance to undergo changes to transform into a different substance. It describes how a substance reacts with another substance

ability of a substance to burn when in contact with flame

the amount of energy that is released as heat when a substance is burned with oxygen

· refers to how much a substance can damage an animal, plant cell, organ or other organism (i.e. lead, chlorine gas, HF, mercury)

the gaining of oxygen, losing of hydrogen or losing electrons

- the property of matter that depends on the amount of matter present

- The property of matter that depends on the kind of matter in a sample, not on the amount of matter present

single kind of matter made of only one type of molecule; have a fixed composition

made of two or more different substances that are not chemically joined; have a variable composition

made of only one type of atom; simplest form of matter

made of two or more atoms bonded together

a mixture so well mixed you cannot see the different parts

a mixture where you can see the different parts easily

used to separate mixtures of liquid and heavy insoluble solids.

it is done by continuously heating the solution leaving the solid component of the mixture

is a process where solid-liquid mixture is allowed to pass through a filter paper, trapping the solid in it

is the process of separating miscible liquids of boiling points such as ethyl alcohol and water

is the method used to separate components of degrees of solubility using a moving and a stationary fluid