
Describe, change, and classify matter practice
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- Q1When a substance, such as an element or a compound, changes into one or more new substances, it has exhibited achemical propertyphysical changeextensive propertychemical change45s
- Q2Which of the following would be considered physical properties of a substance? [ I. density II. reactivity III> boiling pointIII onlyI and IIIII onlyI only45s
- Q3Which of the following would be classified as an extensive physical property?tastevolumereactivitycolor45s
- Q4The equation for density isvolume divided by massMass divided by volumevolume times massmass times volume45s
- Q5A homogeneous mixture is also referred to as aCompoundPure substanceElementSolution30s
- Q6Which of the following is a pure substanceManganese (Mn) mixed with Oxygen (O) atomsCalcium phosphide (Ca3P2)Density of syrupsalt and sand in water45s
- Q7Calculate the density of a solid with a mass of 7.25g and a volume of 4.25 g/cm31.70 g/cm30.586 cm3/g1.71 g/cm330.8 gcm3120s
- Q8Flammability, reactivity, and toxicity are examples of achemical changephysical propertychemical propertyphysical change60s
- Q9Which of the following is incorrectly pairedmagnesium: elementpizza: heterogeneous mixturefruit salad: homogeneous mixtureH2O: compound45s
- Q10An example of a chemical change ismixing water and oilice meltingmetal rustingsugar dissolving45s
- Q11Which of the following would be classified as an intensive physical property?volumesizehardnessweight45s
- Q12Is the particle view apure elementhomogeneous mixtureheterogeneous mixturepure compound60s