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What are physical properties?   Properties of matter that do not change the chemical nature.  
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What are chemical properties?   properties of matter that do change the chemical nature matter will be changed into a new substance after the reaction  
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(Physical or Chemical) properties of a substance can be easily observed   physical  
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One can use thier 5 senses to determine the (Physical or Chemical) properties of a substance   physical  
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(Physical or Chemical) properties usually describe how a substance reacts   chemical  
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(Physical or Chemical) properties are not as easy to observe   chemical  
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(Physical or Chemical) properties can be used to identify substances   both  
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(Physical or Chemical) oxygen is odorless and colorless   physical  
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(Physical or Chemical) copper turns green when exposed to the environment   chemical  
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(Physical or Chemical) the piece of metal is magnetic   physical  
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(Physical or Chemical) the density of water is 1.0 gram per cubic centimeter   physical  
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(Physical or Chemical) Diamonds are a very hard substance   physical  
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(Physical or Chemical) the tree is 8 meters high   physical  
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(Physical or Chemical) sodium reacts very easily with other elements   chemical  
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(Physical or Chemical) copper conducts electricity   physical  
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(Physical or Chemical) water is a liquid   physical  
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(Physical or Chemical) The mass of the Nacl sample is 30 grams   physical  
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(Physical or Chemical) gold is nonflammable   chemical  
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(Physical or Chemical) Alka-Seltzer tablets react with water to produce gas   chemical  
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(Physical or Chemical) the color of the ball is red   physical  
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(Physical or Chemical) Iron reacts with water to form rust   chemical  
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(Physical or Chemical) the boiling point of water is 100 c   physical  
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(Physical or Chemical) baking soda reacts with vinegar   chemical  
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(Physical or Chemical) the gas is flammable   chemical  
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(Physical or Chemical) oxygen is a gas   physical  
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(Physical or Chemical) Aragon is not very reactive   chemical  
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(Physical or Chemical) nitrogen is a colorless gas   physical  
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(Physical or Chemical) the silver spoons tarnished and turned dark   chemical  
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(Physical or Chemical) the piece of metal is magnetic   physical  
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(Physical or Chemical) A students shirt suddenly bursts into flames   chemical  
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(Physical or Chemical) silver necklaces tarnish and turn green   chemical  
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True or False: With a physical change, no new substance is formed.   true  
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True or False: With a chemical change, a chemical reaction occurs.   true  
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True or False: With a physical change, energy is either given off or absorbed.   false  
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True or False: A chemical change can be easily reversed.   false  
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True or False: A catalyst speeds up a chemical reaction.   true  
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When does a physical change occur?   when the size,shape or state of matter changes  
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What type of change can be reversed?   physical change  
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What would cause the molecules in matter to change?   extreme heat  
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If a substance changes color, what most likely happened?   a chemical change has taken place  
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Stepping on a bag of potato chips would be what kind of change?   physical change  
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What is a clue that a chemical change has taken place?   a gas forms when the change takes place  
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When autumn leaves change form green to red, orange and yellow, what has occurred?   a chemical change has occurred  
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What type of change has occurred when a nail rusts   a chemical change  
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What kinds of chemical changes happen inside of your body?   food is broken down by enzymes in your stomach  
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What type of change has happened when an apple core has turned brown?   chemical change  
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What type of change is weathering?   physical change  
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How can salt be made?   in a chemical reaction between sodium and chlorine  
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Example of a chemical change that happens over a period of time   rusting of metal  
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What type of change occurs when glass breaks?   physical change  
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Solubility is what kind of change   physical change  
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