Physical and

Chemical Properties
By: Diana Hernandez & Syra Nasir
Block B
 Outline

➔ Physical Property
◆ Doesn’t change the substance
➔ Examples of Physical Property
◆ Color, Density, Mass, etc.
➔ Chemical Property
◆ Changes the substance
➔ Examples of Chemical Property
◆ Oxidation, Flammability, Acid, etc.
➔ Difference between Physical and
Chemical Property

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 Physical Property
● Physical property is when you observe something
without changing its chemical makeup.
● Physical properties are observable and it can
describe matter without changing its identification.
● Physical properties can be classified further into two
types called intensive and extensive.
● Intensive: not altered by by size or mass of sample;
Ex: color, density
● Extensive: is altered with a change in the amount of
matter in a sample; Ex: mass, volume, length

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Examples of Physical Property
● Color
● Density
● Volume
● Mass
● Boiling point
● Temperature
● Solubility

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 Chemical Property

❏ Its characteristics change the

substance
❏ It creates a new substance
❏ To observe a chemical property
you have to perform a chemical
reaction and a new substance is
created
❏ After a new substance has been
created you can’t have the
original substance back.

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 Examples of Chemical Property
★ Reacts with water
★ Flammable
★ Combusts
★ Reacts with oxygen
★ Sour taste (acid)
★ Oxidation
★ Reactivity
★ Radioactivity

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 Difference Between Physical and
Chemical Property
Physical Property Chemical Property

● Physical property- can be ● Chemical property- Show how

measured without changing the
substance.
● Physical properties do not have
a relationship to the chemical ●
bonds of a substance.
the substance behaves with
other substances and testing
results in a new substance.
Chemical properties have a
relationship to chemical bond.

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Conclusion
❏ We did the 2 properties they are Physical and Chemical
❏ One way that they are different from each other is that
physical property doesn’t change the substance but a
chemical property does.
❏ An example for a physical property is volume
❏ An example for a Chemical property is flammability

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