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Physical & Chemical Properties and Changes, and Density

Physical & Chemical Properties and Changes, and Density

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Page 1: Physical & Chemical Properties and Changes, and Density

Physical & Chemical Properties and Changes, and

Density

Page 2: Physical & Chemical Properties and Changes, and Density

1) The rock has a mass of 15.2g. This would be considered a ___________ of the rock.

Physica

l pro

pe...

Physica

l chang...

Chemical p

rope...

Chemical c

hang...

91%

0%4%4%

1. Physical property2. Physical change3. Chemical property4. Chemical change

Page 3: Physical & Chemical Properties and Changes, and Density

2) The piece of metal is rusting in the salty water. This would be considered a

Physica

l pro

perty

Physica

l change

Chemical p

roperty

Chemical c

hange

0%

91%

0%9%

1. Physical property2. Physical change3. Chemical property4. Chemical change

Page 4: Physical & Chemical Properties and Changes, and Density

3) The density of water is 1.0g/mL. This would be considered a

Physica

l pro

pe...

Physica

l chang...

Chemical p

rope...

Chemical c

hang...

87%

0%

13%

0%

1. Physical property2. Physical change3. Chemical property4. Chemical change

Page 5: Physical & Chemical Properties and Changes, and Density

4) Water can decompose (break down) to form hydrogen gas and oxygen gas. This would be considered a

Physica

l pro

perty

Physica

l change

Chemical p

roperty

Chemical c

hange

0%

35%35%

30%1. Physical property2. Physical change3. Chemical property4. Chemical change

Page 6: Physical & Chemical Properties and Changes, and Density

5) Which of the following is not a possible unit of measurement for density?

g/mL

g/cm

g/cm

3

22%26%

52%1. g/mL2. g/cm3. g/cm3

Page 7: Physical & Chemical Properties and Changes, and Density

6) An object has a mass of 2.52g and a volume of 3.2mL. What is the density of this object?

8.1g/m

L

5.7g/m

L

0.78g/

mL

0.68g/

mL

0% 5%

91%

5%

1. 8.1g/mL2. 5.7g/mL3. 0.78g/mL4. 0.68g/mL

Page 8: Physical & Chemical Properties and Changes, and Density

7) Copper can be easily hammered/shaped into thin sheets. This is because copper is

Brittle

A good conduct.

..

A good conduct.

..

Malle

able

0%

100%

0%0%

1. Brittle2. A good conductor of

electricity3. A good conductor of

heat4. Malleable

Page 9: Physical & Chemical Properties and Changes, and Density

8) An object has a density of 4.2g/mL. This object will __________.

Float

in water..

.

Sink i

n wate

r.

Remain susp

end...

9% 4%

87%1. Float in water.2. Sink in water.3. Remain suspended

in the middle of the water.

Page 10: Physical & Chemical Properties and Changes, and Density

Classification of Matter

Page 11: Physical & Chemical Properties and Changes, and Density

1) Defined as the amount of matter in an object. (not affected by gravity)

Mass

Volume

Densit

y

Length

Weight

70%

13%

0%0%

17%

1. Mass2. Volume3. Density4. Length5. Weight

Page 12: Physical & Chemical Properties and Changes, and Density

2) Defined as the amount of space occupied by an object.

Mass

Volume

Densit

y

Length

Weight

0%

87%

0%0%

13%

1. Mass2. Volume3. Density4. Length5. Weight

Page 13: Physical & Chemical Properties and Changes, and Density

3) Which of the following is not considered a pure substance?

Element

Compound

Salt w

ater

Iron, F

e

5%

23%

59%

14%

1. Element2. Compound3. Salt water4. Iron, Fe

Page 14: Physical & Chemical Properties and Changes, and Density

4) Heterogenous mixtures

Are pure

subst.

..

Are eve

nly mix.

..

Have

a Tyndall...

0%

74%

26%

1. Are pure substances2. Are evenly mixed

throughout3. Have a Tyndall effect

Page 15: Physical & Chemical Properties and Changes, and Density

5) What is the solvent in a mixture of 5cups of water, 1 tablespoon of sugar and 2 drops of food coloring.

Wate

r

Suga

r

Food co

loring

59%

9%

32%

1. Water2. Sugar3. Food coloring

Page 16: Physical & Chemical Properties and Changes, and Density

6) Homogeneous mixtures are also called

Susp

ensions

Hetero

geneous .

..

Colloids

Solutions

Compounds

0% 0%5%

86%

9%

1. Suspensions2. Heterogeneous

mixtures3. Colloids4. Solutions 5. Compounds