Physical and Chemical Properties
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An educational overview explaining the fundamental differences between physical and chemical properties of matter, including examples for each category.
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Defining Physical and Chemical Properties00:00:00
Physical properties describe the physical characteristics of a substance without changing its chemical nature, while chemical properties only become evident during or after a chemical reaction.
Common Physical Properties00:00:23
Examples of physical properties include luster (shine), hardness, ductility (wire formation), malleability (bending), conductivity, density, solubility, melting point, and boiling point.
Common Chemical Properties00:01:10
Chemical properties describe how substances interact or change, including flammability, radioactivity, oxidation, corrosiveness, toxicity, explosive potential, and pH levels representing acidity or basicity.
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