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Properties

Properties. Something we use to describe an object http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gCbqjs-pqJo Physical Properties What does it: Smell like Taste like Look like Sound like Feel like. Physical or Chemical Change? Decide. Physical or Chemical Change?. Physical or Chemical Change?.

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Properties

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  1. Properties Something we use to describe an object http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gCbqjs-pqJo Physical Properties What does it: Smell like Taste like Look like Sound like Feel like

  2. Physical or Chemical Change? Decide.

  3. Physical or Chemical Change?

  4. Physical or Chemical Change?

  5. A Closer Look: Chemical Vs. Physical Change Physical change: • Material is the same before and after the change • The change can be “undone.” For example: Ice melting

  6. A Closer Look: Chemical Vs. Physical Change • Chemical change: • The substance @ the beginning is not @ the end • New substances are formed • The change cannot be • “undone." For example: Nail rusting

  7. A Closer Look: Chemical Vs. Physical Change

  8. Solutions • Solution- a mixture of 2 substances • Solute- the substance being dissolved; lesser in amount • Solvent- the liquid that does the dissolving; larger in amount • Solutes & Solvents may be in any state: solid, liquid or gas

  9. TypesofSolutions Heat affects Solubility The hotter the liquid the more Solute it can hold.

  10. Solutions: What’s the solute and Solvent?

  11. Solutions: What’s the solute and Solvent?

  12. Solutions: What’s the solute and Solvent?

  13. Solutions: What’s the solute and Solvent?

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  15. Solutions: What’s the solute and Solvent?

  16. Solutions: What’s the solute and Solvent?

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