1. I. Physical & Chemical Properties of Matter: A
I. Physical & Chemical Properties of Matter: A. Definition of Physical Property___________ ____________________________________ 1. Examples of Physical Properties:_________ ___________________________________
Properties of matter that describe the way it looks, feels, tastes, etc
Density, boiling & melting point, color, odor, texture

2. B. Definition of Chemical Property___________
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1. Examples of Chemical Properties:____________________________
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Properties that describe how matter might behave under certain conditions
Flammable, corrosive, oxidizer

3. II. Physical & Chemical Changes of Matter:
A. Definition of Physical Change: _____________
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1. Examples of Physical Changes:___________
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Change in matter w/o changing its chemical composition
Phase changes, cutting, bending, dissolving, mixing, stretching

4. B. Definition of Chemical Change:_____________ ______________________________________ 1. Examples of Chemical Changes:____________
Change in matter that produces a new substance w/ new properties
Tarnish, digest, rot, cook, grow, rust

5. a) __________________________________
2. Five Clues That a Chemical Change Has Occurred:
a) __________________________________
b) __________________________________
c) __________________________________
d) __________________________________
e) __________________________________
***you DO NOT have to view all five in EVERY chemical reaction, but at least one of the five!!!***
UNEXPECTED color change
Precipitant – something “falls out” of solution or it gets cloudy
Effervescence (bubbling)
New odor
Change in energy

6. 1. _________________________ 2. _________________________
i. Four ways that energy might be “seen” by us:
1. _________________________
2. _________________________
3. _________________________
4. _________________________
light
sound
electricity
temperature

7. Watch the demonstrations performed very carefully and in the table below, determine whether a physical change or chemical change occurred.
Demonstrations that Demonstrated a PHYSICAL Change
Demonstrations that demonstrated a CHEMICAL change