The smell of the material.

The attraction or repulsion to the end of a part of a magnet.

Each one is able to transfer energy from one area to another. (3 answers)

The physical form that substance is at room temp. Either solid, liquid, or gas.

These two opposites change from solid to liquid and liquid to solid. The molecules speed up or slow down.

How an object absorbs and reflects light. Oh, look at that pretty rainbow!

When paper burns in the presence of fire or like Chicago in 1871. (3 answers)

Iron and copper create rust. Silver, copper, and brass begin to tarnish in sight of this.

Baking soda and vinegar produce this. Bubbles are a tell tale sign.

Quite similar but they are still different. Change from liquid to a gas, and change from a liquid to a gas on the surface of the liquid. Molecules speed up.

This is measured on a scale of 1-10. Diamonds being at the top.

Sodium and water makes highly reactive explosion of hydrogen gas.

For example zinc and hydrochloric acid creates bubbles.

When this is added to a substance, the substance will break down. For example water breaks down in the presence of this. Shocking!

Phase change from a gas to a solid and then from that solid to a gas.

Sour, sweet, salty, metallic, and on.

The ability to be pounded in thin sheets like aluminum into foil.

The ability to be stretched into a wire. For example copper wires.

Photosensitive paper.

When a gas changes to a liquid. Molecules slow down.

The amount of mass in a given volume. Mass/Volume is equal to g/cm3.

The addition of a particular substance to a different substance a solid _____ will begin to form in this chemical reaction. Hard water and potassium.

The ability to dissolve in another substance. Like sugar dissolves in water.

Adding a particular substance to another, this solid will begin to form in this chemical reaction. Hard water and potassium.

The temp. at a solid becomes a liquid then the temp. at which that liquid becomes a gas.