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    Physical and Chemical Properties

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    This document lists 20 properties and asks the reader to classify each as either a physical or chemical property. Physical properties include things like color, density, boiling point, hardness, luster, odor, and brittleness. Chemical properties involve chemical changes or reactions, such as reacting with acid/base to form new substances, dissolving, neutralizing, fizzing, or exploding. The document provides a list of properties for the reader to categorize in order to understand the difference between physical and chemical properties of substances.

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    Physical and Chemical Properties

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    This document lists 20 properties and asks the reader to classify each as either a physical or chemical property. Physical properties include things like color, density, boiling point, hardness, luster, odor, and brittleness. Chemical properties involve chemical changes or reactions, such as reacting with acid/base to form new substances, dissolving, neutralizing, fizzing, or exploding. The document provides a list of properties for the reader to categorize in order to understand the difference between physical and chemical properties of substances.

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    This document lists 20 properties and asks the reader to classify each as either a physical or chemical property. Physical properties include things like color, density, boiling point, hardness, luster, odor, and brittleness. Chemical properties involve chemical changes or reactions, such as reacting with acid/base to form new substances, dissolving, neutralizing, fizzing, or exploding. The document provides a list of properties for the reader to categorize in order to understand the difference between physical and chemical properties of substances.

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    Physical and Chemical Properties

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    Max Sauberman
    This document lists 20 properties and asks the reader to classify each as either a physical or chemical property. Physical properties include things like color, density, boiling point, hardness, luster, odor, and brittleness. Chemical properties involve chemical changes or reactions, such as reacting with acid/base to form new substances, dissolving, neutralizing, fizzing, or exploding. The document provides a list of properties for the reader to categorize in order to understand the difference between physical and chemical properties of substances.

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    Physical vs. Chemical Properties Classify the following properties as either physical or chemical. Physical Property 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11.

    12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. blue color density flammability solubility reacts with acid to form H2 supports combustion sour taste has a high melting point reacts with water to form a gas reacts with a base to form water hardness boiling point can neutralize a base luster has sweet odor reacts with air is brittle (breaks easily) fizzes when vinegar is added dissolves in alcohol explosiveness Chemical Property

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