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Cards for Science

This is for Mrs. Williams Science (26-30)

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Descriptions of matter that can be observed without changing it into a new substance. Physical Properties
Describes how compact the matter is in a substance. A bowling ball is more _____ than a beach ball. Density
Describes how light reflects off a substance. Color
Describes how shiny a substance is. A diamond has higher _____ than tree bark. Luster
Describes the smoothness/roughness of a substance. Texture
Describes the smell of a substance. Odor
Describes a substance's ability to resist shape change. Doesn't always mean strength. Hardness
Describes how well a substance allows heat or electricity to flow through it. Low _____ substances are called "insulators." Conductivity
Describes how easily a substance can be formed into new shapes. Opposite of brittle. Able to be bent or rolled into a sheet. Malleability
Describes how well a substance can be pulled into thin wires without falling apart or breaking. Ductility
Describes if a substance attracts or repels magnets. Magnetism
Describes how well a substance dissolves in another substance like sugar stirred in water. The sugar and water have NOT made a new substance. Solubility
Describes whether a substance is a solid, liquid, or gas. State of Matter
Describes the temperature at which a solid turns liquid or vice versa Melting and Freezing Point
What temperature is the melting and freezing point? 32 degrees Fahrenheit or O degrees Celsius
Describes the temperature at which liquid turns gas or vice versa. Boiling and Condensation Point
What temperature is the boiling and condensation point? 212 degrees Fahrenheit or 100 degrees Celsius
Any characteristic that gives a substance the ability to undergo a change that results in a new substance. Chemical Property
The ability to burn. Combustibility
The ability of a substance to go through a chemical change (rust, tarnish) Reactivity
A solid has a.... definite shape and volume
A liquid has a.... indefinite shape and definite volume
A gas has a... indefinite shape and volume
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