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              • Cloning2014-2015
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              • Furry Family
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              • Universe(al) Origins
              • Elemental Superheroes
              • Water for Everyone!
              • TYWLS Derby
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              • Rube Goldberg Contraptions
              • Great Barrier Reef
              • Astoria Community Concerns
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              • To Clone...or Not to Clone
              • Mitosis
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              • ExtremeMakeover
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              • Selective Breeding
              • Rube Goldberg Contraptions
              • TYWLS Derby
              • Elemental Superheroes >
                • Atoms and Table of Elements
                • ElementProperties
                • Element Research
              • Buoyant Boats
      • Cell Theory
      • Types of Cells
      • Organelles
      • Organelle Analogies
      • Unit 1 Performance Assessment
      • Unit 1 Notes
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      • Unit 1 Vocabulary
    • Unit 2: Nutrients, Energy, and Biochemistry >
      • Photosynthesis Passport
      • Photosynthesis
      • Photosynthesis 2020
      • Introducing Lipids, Carbs, and Proteins
      • Passive Transport vs. Active Transport
      • Passive Transport vs. Active Transport - REMOTE
      • Enzymes
      • Enzymes - 2021-22
      • pH and Enzymes
      • What is Diffusion?
      • Cellular Respiration
      • Cellular Respiration Certificate
      • Unit 2 Performance Task
      • Unit 2 Vocabulary
    • Unit 3: Homeostasis in Human Body Systems >
      • Homeostasis Passport
      • Making Connections: Body Systems
      • Temperature Facts and Graphs
      • Insulin, Glucose, and You
      • Respiratory System and Gas Exchange
      • Making Connections: Circulatory System Investigation
      • Osmosis
      • Diffusion through a Membrane
      • Unit 3 Notes
      • Homeostasis Reflection
    • Unit 4: Disease and Disruption of Homeostasis >
      • Unit 4 Intro Materials
      • Innate Immune System Response
      • Innate Immune System Response
      • Viruses
      • Viruses
      • Viral Infections
      • Viruses and Vaccines
      • Viruses and Vaccinations
      • Mystery Illness
      • Mystery Illness
      • Tuberculosis
      • Antibiotic Resistance
      • Bacteria & Antibiotics
      • Diabetes
      • Unit 4 Notes
    • Unit 5: Reproduction and Evolution >
      • Intro to Cladograms
      • Investigating the Brine Shrimp Life Cycle
      • Comparing Eggs
      • Comparing Eggs
      • Comparing Reproductive Systems
      • Gamete Production & Fertilization
      • Reproduction Strategies
      • Embryonic Development
      • Meiosis
      • Unit 5 Notes
      • Mitosis & Meiosis Notes
      • Asexual & Sexual Reproduction
      • Gamete Production & Fertilization
      • Gamete Production & Fertilization
    • Unit 6: Biotechnology >
      • Chromosomes, DNA, and Genes - Remote
      • Chromosomes, DNA, and Genes
      • Protein Synthesis
      • Biotechnology - Ethics
      • Biotechnology - Ethics - Asynchronous
      • Unit 6: Biotechnology Notes
    • Unit 7: Healthy Ecosystems and Invasive Species >
      • Keystone Species - Trends >
        • Mountain Pine Tree - rev.
        • Honey Bee
        • Coral
        • African Elephant
        • Gray Wolves
        • Sea Otters
        • Grizzly Bears
        • Hummingbirds
      • Keystone Species - Population Trends >
        • Mountain Pine Tree - original
        • African Elephant
        • Gray Wolves
        • Grizzly Bears
        • Sea Otters
        • Hummingbirds
        • Honey Bee
        • Coral
      • Food Webs: Energy Flow Through an Ecosystem
      • Invasive Species
      • Ecological Succession
      • Keystone Species Survey
      • Unit 7 Notes
    • Unit 8: Human Impact >
      • What is Climate Change?
      • Sources of Energy
      • Human Impact
      • Human Impact: Tech as a Solution?
      • Unit 8 Notes
    • Unit 9: Pests in the City - Regents Review
    • Regents Practice
  • APES
    • Unit 1: Into to ES
    • Unit 2: Systems, Matter, and Energy >
      • Biogeochemical Cycles
    • Unit 3: Ecology and the Living World >
      • All Bottled Up!
    • Unit 4: Populations
    • Unit 5: Human Population Studies >
      • Populations Review Videos
      • The Material World
      • Demographics Studies
    • Unit 6: Earth Systems >
      • Unit 5: Geology and Soil Concepts
    • Unit 7: Energy and Resource Use >
      • Forest Management: Clearcutting
      • Mining for Resources
      • Agricultural Processes
      • Forest Management Practices
      • Urban Sprawl
    • Unit 8: Resource Consumption >
      • Comparing Energy Sources
      • Power Plant Tours
      • Power Plant Tours
      • Comparing Energy Sources
      • Energy Superhero / Villain Survey
    • Unit 9: Air Quality and Pollution
    • Unit 10: Human Health >
      • Wastewater Treatment
    • Unit 11: Global Change and Sustainability
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CHemical Properties & Physical Properties

Chemical Properties

These are properties that are unique to each element. Under certain conditions, atoms can react to produce a new substance or compound.

Atoms can be combined with other atoms to produce a new substance. For example, if you take 2 Hydrogen atoms and 1 Oxygen atom, you produce a new substance: H20...or WATER!

Viewing rust on a piece of iron is another example. Iron is usually a metallic or silver color, but when it is placed with oxygen...changes can begin to occur. The iron atoms interact with the oxygen to produce rust...or iron oxide.

Other chemical properties include:
  • Flammability
  • Corrosiveness
  • pH Level
  • Explosiveness
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Physical Properties

These are properties that can be identified by using at least one of our five senses. Examples of Physical Properties include:

  • Boiling Point
  • Freezing Point
  • Density
  • Mass
  • Solubility (dissolve in water)
  • Color or Appearance
  • Odor
  • Texture
  • Luster
  • Viscosity (pouring rate)

Remember...there is NO new substance being formed.

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