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    The document discusses different types of properties of matter. It defines extensive properties as those that depend on amount, like volume and mass, and intensive properties as those that depend on the type of material, like color and hardness. It then provides examples of physical properties, which are observable qualities that do not change a substance's identity, including solubility, brittleness, porosity, elasticity and flexibility. The document also defines a chemical change as one where bubbles are formed, heat is released, color changes, or new materials are created.

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    The document discusses different types of properties of matter. It defines extensive properties as those that depend on amount, like volume and mass, and intensive properties as those that depend on the type of material, like color and hardness. It then provides examples of physical properties, which are observable qualities that do not change a substance's identity, including solubility, brittleness, porosity, elasticity and flexibility. The document also defines a chemical change as one where bubbles are formed, heat is released, color changes, or new materials are created.

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    The document discusses different types of properties of matter. It defines extensive properties as those that depend on amount, like volume and mass, and intensive properties as those that depend on the type of material, like color and hardness. It then provides examples of physical properties, which are observable qualities that do not change a substance's identity, including solubility, brittleness, porosity, elasticity and flexibility. The document also defines a chemical change as one where bubbles are formed, heat is released, color changes, or new materials are created.

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    PROPERTIES OF MATTER

    1. Extensive properties depend on the amount of material

    - Volume, Mass, Size, Weight, Length

    1. Intensive Properties depend on the type of material

    - Color, Odor, Luster, Malleability, Ductility, Conductivity, Hardness,


    Pressure, Freezing (Boiling, Melting) point, Solubility
    PROPERTIES OF MATTER
    1. Color - presence of light
    2. Odor - perception of the sense of smell
    3. Luster - shininess of the surface
    4. Malleability - ability of material to be hammered into desired shape
    PROPERTIES OF MATTER
    ● Property - is a distinguishing quality of an object made of matter

    1. Color
    2. Shape
    3. Size
    4. Temperature
    5. Weight - how heavy or how light an object is

    ● Matter - takes up space & has mass


    ○ Mass - measurement of the amount of matter
    ○ Volume - measurement of the amount of space aN object occupies
    ● Length - measured distance or dimension from one end to another
    PROPERTIES OF MATTER
    ● You use sense organs in describing the properties of matter
    - Sense of sight, touch, smell
    PHYSICAL PROPERTIES
    ● Physical Properties of Matter
    consists of:

    1. Color
    2. Size
    3. Shape
    4. Texture
    5. State
    PHYSICAL PROPERTIES
    ● Physical Properties of Matter - observable qualities that do not change

    1. Solubility
    2. Brittleness
    3. Porosity
    4. Elasticity
    5. Flexibility
    SOLUBILITY
    ● Solubility - the matter’s ability to be dissolved in another substance
    BRITTLENESS
    ● Brittleness - the matter’s ability of being easily broken down into pieces
    POROSITY
    ● Porosity - the matter’s ability to absorb liquid, gas, and allow them to
    pass through
    FLEXIBILITY
    ● Flexibility - the matter’s ability to be bent without breaking easily
    ● The more bendable a matter is, the more flexible it is
    CHEMICAL CHANGE
    ● Chemical Change happens when:

    1. Bubbles are formed


    2. Heat is released
    3. Materials change color
    4. New materials are formed

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