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physical and chemical properties & changes worksheet
physical property: chemical property: explanation:
- magnetic
- flammable
- red color
- reacts violently with sodium
- temperature
- malleable (can be hammered thin without bre
- dissolves in water
- mass
- produces a different gas when heated.
Response
To solve this, we classify each property as physical (observed without changing substance) or chemical (involves chemical change):
1. Magnetic
- Physical Property: Magnetic attraction is observed without altering the substance’s chemical identity.
- Explanation: It describes a physical characteristic (ability to be attracted to a magnet) without a chemical reaction.
2. Flammable
- Chemical Property: Flammability involves burning (a chemical reaction with oxygen) to form new substances.
- Explanation: Requires a chemical reaction (combustion) to observe, so it’s a chemical property.
3. Red color
- Physical Property: Color is a visible physical characteristic, no chemical change needed to observe.
- Explanation: Observed directly; the substance’s chemical identity remains unchanged.
4. Reacts violently with sodium
- Chemical Property: Reacting with sodium involves forming new compounds (a chemical reaction).
- Explanation: Requires a chemical reaction (interaction with sodium) to occur, so it’s chemical.
5. Temperature
- Physical Property: Temperature describes a physical state (hot/cold) without changing the substance’s chemistry.
- Explanation: A physical parameter (like melting point, boiling point) related to energy, not chemical identity.
6. Malleable (can be hammered thin)
- Physical Property: Malleability is a physical characteristic (shape change) without altering chemical composition.
- Explanation: Involves physical deformation (hammering) with no new substances formed.
7. Dissolves in water
- Physical Property: Dissolving (e.g., sugar in water) is a physical process (no chemical reaction, just mixing).
- Explanation: The substance retains its chemical identity (e.g., salt dissolves but is still NaCl).
8. Mass
- Physical Property: Mass is a physical measurement (amount of matter) with no chemical change.
- Explanation: Describes the quantity of the substance, not its chemical behavior.
9. Produces a different gas when heated
- Chemical Property: Heating causes a chemical reaction (decomposition, etc.) to form a new gas.
- Explanation: A new substance (gas) is produced, indicating a chemical change.
Summary Table:
| Property | Physical Property? | Chemical Property? | Explanation |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2. Flammable | No | Yes | Requires combustion (chemical reaction). |
| 3. Red color | Yes | No | Visible physical characteristic. |
| 4. Reacts with sodium | No | Yes | Involves chemical reaction with sodium. |
| 5. Temperature | Yes | No | Physical state parameter, no chemical change. |
| 6. Malleable | Yes | No | Physical deformation (hammering) without chemistry change. |
| 7. Dissolves in water | Yes | No | Physical mixing (no new substance formed).… |
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To solve this, we classify each property as physical (observed without changing substance) or chemical (involves chemical change):
1. Magnetic
- Physical Property: Magnetic attraction is observed without altering the substance’s chemical identity.
- Explanation: It describes a physical characteristic (ability to be attracted to a magnet) without a chemical reaction.
2. Flammable
- Chemical Property: Flammability involves burning (a chemical reaction with oxygen) to form new substances.
- Explanation: Requires a chemical reaction (combustion) to observe, so it’s a chemical property.
3. Red color
- Physical Property: Color is a visible physical characteristic, no chemical change needed to observe.
- Explanation: Observed directly; the substance’s chemical identity remains unchanged.
4. Reacts violently with sodium
- Chemical Property: Reacting with sodium involves forming new compounds (a chemical reaction).
- Explanation: Requires a chemical reaction (interaction with sodium) to occur, so it’s chemical.
5. Temperature
- Physical Property: Temperature describes a physical state (hot/cold) without changing the substance’s chemistry.
- Explanation: A physical parameter (like melting point, boiling point) related to energy, not chemical identity.
6. Malleable (can be hammered thin)
- Physical Property: Malleability is a physical characteristic (shape change) without altering chemical composition.
- Explanation: Involves physical deformation (hammering) with no new substances formed.
7. Dissolves in water
- Physical Property: Dissolving (e.g., sugar in water) is a physical process (no chemical reaction, just mixing).
- Explanation: The substance retains its chemical identity (e.g., salt dissolves but is still NaCl).
8. Mass
- Physical Property: Mass is a physical measurement (amount of matter) with no chemical change.
- Explanation: Describes the quantity of the substance, not its chemical behavior.
9. Produces a different gas when heated
- Chemical Property: Heating causes a chemical reaction (decomposition, etc.) to form a new gas.
- Explanation: A new substance (gas) is produced, indicating a chemical change.
Summary Table:
| Property | Physical Property? | Chemical Property? | Explanation |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2. Flammable | No | Yes | Requires combustion (chemical reaction). |
| 3. Red color | Yes | No | Visible physical characteristic. |
| 4. Reacts with sodium | No | Yes | Involves chemical reaction with sodium. |
| 5. Temperature | Yes | No | Physical state parameter, no chemical change. |
| 6. Malleable | Yes | No | Physical deformation (hammering) without chemistry change. |
| 7. Dissolves in water | Yes | No | Physical mixing (no new substance formed). |
| 8. Mass | Yes | No | Physical measurement of matter quantity. |
| 9. Produces gas when heated | No | Yes | Chemical reaction (new gas) occurs during heating. |
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