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Properties of Matter - Sort

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Determine what each item on the left is being tested or observed as: solubility, magnetism, relative density, electrical conductivity, physical state, or thermal conductivity.
There may be no items or multiple items in one category.

non-magnetic
soluble in water
whether an object floats or sinks in water
attracted to a magnet
oven mitt
has a fixed shape and volume

Solubility
Magnetism
Relative Density
Electrical Conductivity
Physical State
Thermal Conductivity

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2.

Determine what each item on the left is being tested or observed as: solubility, magnetism, relative density, electrical conductivity, physical state, or thermal conductivity.
There may be no items or multiple items in one category.

insoluble in water
whether or not matter allows electrical current to flow through it
electrical insulator
A rubber duck floats in the water of a bathtub.
does not have a fixed shape or volume

Solubility
Magnetism
Relative Density
Electrical Conductivity
Physical State
Thermal Conductivity

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3.

Determine what each item on the left is being tested or observed as: solubility, magnetism, relative density, electrical conductivity, physical state, or thermal conductivity.
There may be no items or multiple items in one category.

thermal conductor
solid, liquid, or gas
sinks in water
dissolves in water
poor thermal conductor
allows electricity to pass through
a substance’s ability to dissolve when mixed in another substance
floats in water

Solubility
Magnetism
Relative Density
Electrical Conductivity
Physical State
Thermal Conductivity