This document discusses various physical and chemical properties of matter including: 1. Mass, volume, density, temperature, elasticity, ductility, brittleness, hardness, flexibility, and malleability as physical properties. 2. Ability to burn, react with other substances, and harm humans or animals as chemical properties. It provides definitions and examples of these different properties.

1. Physical and
Chemical Properties
of Matter

2. 1. Mass-
Amount of matter in an object.
Kilograms - kg
Grams - g

3. 2. Volume
Volume of regular solids-
V=lxwxh
Cemtimeter - cm
meter - m

4. Volume of irregular objects
Displacement Method

5. 3. Density
-it describes how much matter
(mass) is found in a given
volume.
Less dense –float
Higher dense - sink

7. 4. Temperature
It refers to the hotness and
coldness of an object. It can be
measured directly using
thermometer.

8. Tell what is being described.
1. It is the hotness or coldness
of an object.____________
2. It is the amount of matter in
an object.___________
3. It is the space occupied by an
object.___________________________
4. It describes how much matter
is found in a given
volume.___________

9. 5. elasticity
Is the ability of a solid to return
to its original shape after being
distorted.

10. 6. Ductility
Refers to the ability of a metal
to be drawn into wire.
Aluminum and copper are
ductile objects.

11. 7. brittleness
Is the ability of a nonmetal to
be easily broken into pieces.

12. Is a measure of not being easily
scratched or worn away.
8. hardness

13. 9. flexibility
Is the ability of solid to bend
easily without breaking. Plastic
materials are flexible.

14. 10. malleability
Is the ability of a metal to be
hammered or rolled into
sheets.

15. Identify the physical property
of each object.
1. Ceramic plates-
2. chalk-
3. Diamond-
4. garter-
5. ruler-

16. Chemical Properties of Matter
1. Ability to burn
2. Ability to react with other
substances
3. Ability to harm humans or
animals.

17. Let’s answer activity on your
MDLB page 233.