Physical Properties of Matter. Classify Grouping matter together based on similar traits.

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Physical Properties of Matter

Classify Grouping matter together based on similar traits

Properties Describe matter by its mass, magnetism, state, density, solubility, and if it’s a conductor/insulator

Matter Anything that has mass and takes up space

Mass How much matter is in an object

Magnetism Property of attraction to a magnet

Physical State Solid, Liquid, or Gas

Solubility The ability to dissolve

Relative Density Objects that are more dense will sink; objects that are less dense will float

Buoyancy The ability to float More Dense=Sink Less Dense=Float

Conductor Allows heat and/or electricity to pass through; All metals are good conductors.

Insulator Slows down or stops the flow of electric current or heat; Does not allow heat or electricity to pass through

Flexibility Capable of being bent