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STATES OF MATTER

STATES OF MATTER. STATES OF MATTER. PROPERTIES. From this following description, determine all the properties of hydrogen that fit each of the following classifications: Extensive Intensive Chemical Physical. PROPERTIES.

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STATES OF MATTER

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  1. STATES OF MATTER

  2. STATES OF MATTER

  3. PROPERTIES • From this following description, determine all the properties of hydrogen that fit each of the following classifications: Extensive Intensive Chemical Physical

  4. PROPERTIES A sample of hydrogen has a volume of 1.2 liters. The sample is a colorless, odorless gas. When a sample is added to a sample of oxygen and a spark is struck, an explosion occurs and (if the container doesn’t break) water can be found as a product of the explosion.

  5. CHEMICAL or PHYSICAL CHANGES? • Making an iron bar into a magnet • Burning a sample of carbon • Ice cubes “shrink” over time in the freezer • Steel forms red rust when exposed to air • Sugar dissolves in water

  6. CHEMICAL or PHYSICAL CHANGES? • Heating a sample of ice until it melts • Grape juice ferments into wine • Tearing a sheet of paper into tiny pieces • Fusion of hydrogen to helium in the sun

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