Which of the following properties are chemical and which are physical?

An example of a chemical property is __________. A) ability to burn B) color C) mass D) density

(A) ability to burn

Magnetism is an example of a property of __________. A) behavior B) chemistry C) flammability D) mass

(A) behavior

What is not a physical property of paper? A) It's white. B) It burns. C) It's smooth. D) It's flat

(B) It burns.

When you observe a physical property, the substance __________. A) changes B) does not change C) burns D) melts

(B) does not change

What does density measure? A) volume per unit mass B) mass per unit volume C) weight per unit matter D) matter per unit weight

(B) mass per unit volume

When sandpaper smooths a piece of wood, this is an example of a __________. A) chemical change B) physical change C) change of state D) change of matter

(B) physical change

__________ do (does) not change based on how much matter is present. A) Mass B) Volume C) Melting point and boiling point D) Weight

(C) Melting point and boiling point

Mass and volume depend on the __________ of matter present. A) flammability B) chemical properties C) amount D) physical properties

(C) amount

Color and shape describe the __________ of matter. A) chemical properties B) chemistry C) appearance D) feel

(C) appearance

When you observe a chemical property, the substance __________. A) remains the same B) melts C) burns D) changes

(D) changes

An example of a physical property is __________. A) flammability B) ability to rust C) acidic D) color

(D) color

Vinegar will react with baking soda.

chemical

Water can be separated by electrolysis into hydrogen and oxygen.

chemical

Wood is flammable.

chemical

Yeast acts on sugar to form carbon dioxide and ethanol.

chemical

can neutralize an acid

chemical

flammability

chemical

reacts with a base to form an alcohol

chemical

reacts with alcohol to form an ester

chemical

reacts with oxygen and forms a different color

chemical

Aluminum has a low density.

physical

Ammonia is a gas at room temperature.

physical

Bromine has a red color.

physical

Diamonds are capable of cutting glass.

physical

Sugar is capable of dissolving in water.

physical

Water boils at 100 degrees Celcius.

physical

density

physical

freezing point

physical

green color

physical

luster

physical

solubility

physical