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practice together directions: on the lines provided, write whether the …

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practice together
directions: on the lines provided, write whether the following are examples of physical
or chemical properties.
physical properties are detected by the senses or measurements
chemical properties ability to react with a substance.

  1. wooden blocks are solids.
  2. bricks feel rough.
  3. the body of a truck can rust.
  4. a stop sign has eight sides.
  5. some wild mushrooms are poisonous.
  6. a marble floor is smooth.
  7. raw, peeled potatoes can turn black.
  8. steam is a gas.

Explanation:

Brief Explanations
  1. Wooden blocks are solids: Solidity is a physical state (solid, liquid, gas) which is a physical property detected by observation (a measurement - state of matter).
  2. Bricks feel rough: Roughness is a texture property detected by the sense of touch (one of the senses - tactile sense).
  3. The body of a truck can rust: Rusting is a chemical reaction (oxidation of iron in the presence of water and oxygen). The ability to undergo this reaction is a chemical property.
  4. A stop sign has eight sides: Shape (number of sides) is a physical characteristic detected by observation (visual sense).
  5. Some wild mushrooms are poisonous: Poisonousness implies a chemical reaction when ingested (interaction with biological systems - a chemical reaction). So it is a chemical property.
  6. A marble floor is smooth: Smoothness is a texture property detected by the sense of touch (tactile sense).
  7. Raw, peeled potatoes can turn black: Turning black is due to a chemical reaction (enzymatic browning - oxidation reaction). The ability to undergo this reaction is a chemical property.
  8. Steam is a gas: Gaseous state is a physical state (solid, liquid, gas) which is a physical property detected by observation (state of matter).

Answer:

  1. Physical property
  2. Physical property
  3. Chemical property
  4. Physical property
  5. Chemical property
  6. Physical property
  7. Chemical property
  8. Physical property