Bell work – What do you think a physical property is??

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Bell work – What do you think a physical property is??

without changing the composition The way something is made up physical property A. A _________________________ is any characteristic of a material that can be observed or measured ________________________ of the substances in the material. without changing the composition The way something is made up

2) SKIP TO NUMBER 3

VISCOSITY THICKNESS OF A LIQUID TENDENCY TO not FLOW

Ability to flow heat and electrons CONDUCTIVITY Ability to flow heat and electrons Metals

Ability to be shaped without shattering MALLEABILITY Ability to be shaped without shattering Foil Opposite= brittle

Diamond is harder than glass HARDNESS Comparing materials Diamond is harder than glass

Temperature solids change to liquid Melting Point Temperature solids change to liquid

Temperature liquids change to gases Boiling point Temperature liquids change to gases

Tightness of particles Density Mass to volume ratio Tightness of particles

4) How can knowing the physical properties of matter be useful???

Okay let’s make some mixtures… get out the “GPS – Heterogeneous and Homogeneous mixtures” sheet!!!! 