GENERAL CHEMISTRY 1 Quarter 1 – Module 1:

PROPERTIES OF MATTER
RYAH LYN REVALE 12-STEM PASTEUR 09/20/2021

WHAT I KNOW

Topic Know Want to know Learned

All matter has

Properties of its includes Characteristics
physical and
Matter traits that can ad behavior of
chemical
be measured matter
properties

GUIDE QUESTIONS

Properties of matter includes traits that can be measured such

as the mass, volume and temperature of an object. It is the
example physical properties that observed without changing
the composition matter.
How chemical properties and physical properties differ to
each other?
Why matter change in state?

PRE-TEST

1. A 2. B 3. C 4. B 5. D

WORD HUNT
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Quarter 1 – Module 1:

PROPERTIES OF MATTER
RYAH LYN REVALE 12-STEM PASTEUR 09/20/2021

HOW CAN WE DESCRIBE MATTER?

Properties of Matter

PHYSICAL CHEMICAL

Color Ability to ripen

Density Ability to spoil
Odor Toxicity
Shape Flammability
Size Heat of Combustion
Volume Acidity
Mass Oxidation stability
Solubility Ability to rust
Boiling point Reactivity
Melting point Elasticity
Malleability
Conductivity

PHYSICAL PROPERTY CHEMICAL PROPERTY

Anything that can be Properties that can be

observed without observed when change
DEFINITION
changing the composition occur
matter

Melting point Toxicity

Boiling point Acidity
Solubility Reactivity
EXAMPLE
Density Flammability
Volume Elasticity
Malleability Heat of Combustion
Conductivity Ability to spoil
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Quarter 1 – Module 1:

PROPERTIES OF MATTER
RYAH LYN REVALE 12-STEM PASTEUR 09/20/2021

WHAT IS THE Extensive characteristics are dependent on the

DIFFERENCE BETWEEN
amount of matter being measured, whereas
A CHARACTERISTIC
(INTENSIVE)
intensive properties are independent of it.
PROPERTY AND AN Intensive properties are more useful than
EXTENSIVE PROPERTY extensive properties since they help to identify the
OF MATTER? WHY
sample because they are independent of the
ARE INTENSIVE
PROPERTIES MORE
amount and do not vary depending on the
USEFUL? condition.

GUIDE QUESTIONS

Physical properties may be observed without changing the

composition matter, whereas chemical properties can be
observed when a change occurs.

Physical properties can be observed when the matter's

physical appearance changes but its composition does not.

A chemical change modifies the original matter's

composition, by transforming it into another material, you
can see and observed its chemical properties.

If the physical properties of matter change in a sample of

matter, certain characteristics of the material change but
the identity of the matter does not, such as when
crumpling a paper, the appearance changes but the
composition does not.

If chemical properties change, it can only be seen when

the matter changes to become a completely different form
of matter, such as when paper is burned a new substance
forms.
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PROPERTIES OF MATTER
RYAH LYN REVALE 12-STEM PASTEUR 09/20/2021

1. When sugar and sulfur are mixed with water, they behave
differently. Sulfur can be filtered out of water due to its
insolubility, which allows it to be easily filtered out using
the filtration method.

2. Physical properties can be observed if the banana is

treated with calcium carbide. Its appearance and color
change: if the banana is unripe, its color is green; if the
banana is ripe, its color is yellow. It is chemically ripe
because they produce a gas that causes the fruit to ripen
and soften.

WHAT I HAVE LEARNED

Topic Know Want to know Learned

Any characteristic What are the I have learned

that can be importance that measurable
measured is knowing the matter fall into
Properties of
included in the two categories additional
Matter
properties of of matter which categorized
matter, which are is the physical which is
divided into two and chemical Extensive and
categories: properties Intensive
physical and properties
chemical
properties.

POST-TEST

1. Intensive physical property 1. D

2. Intensive physical property 2. D
3. Chemical property 3. A
4. Extensive physical property 4. C
5. Chemical property 5. C