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Physical/Chemical & Properties

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14 Nsɛmmisa

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What physical property could be observed about this piece of wood?

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What other physical property could be observed about this piece of wood?

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What other physical property could be observed about this piece of wood?

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4.

What would be an example of a chemical property of the piece of wood?

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5.

The melting point of iron is 1,538°C.

C

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6.

Glass is transparent; light is able to pass through it.

C

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7.

Hydrochloric acid can be neutralized in the presence of baking soda.

C

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8.

Copper is ductile; it can be drawn and stretched into a wire.

C

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9.

Ethanol is highly flammable.

C

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10.

Iron, when exposed to water, will form rust.

C

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Table sugar will dissolve completely in water.

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12.

Diamonds are one of the hardest substances in nature

C

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13.

Elemental sulfur is yellow with a rotten egg odor.

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14.

Ice is very brittle and can be broken apart easily.

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