Which of the following is an example of a physical property? Transparency Reactivity with acid Ability to rust Ability to burn
@kittiwitti1
I was trying to comment on your other question =_=
Oh let me check it?
Chemical Properties are when it reacts so B and C would be out since B is a reaction and C is also a reaction one example of rust is when iron is met with water it has a reaction and rusts....
B and D seem more chemistry
I'd say A
What do you think? @NvidiaIntely
@mathmale, can you explain this is FULL detail? I am STUMPED on this.
Chemical properties usually involve two elements reacting
Okay got that :/
So yeah... would B work then?
I guess so. idk really.
Chemical properties can be listed as "ability to" Example: \(flammability\): ability to burn
Wait wait, its asking for a "physical property" not a "Chemical property".
B does NOT work. It is the reactivity to acid, which is a chemical property. "chemical properties usually involve two elements reacting" Acids contain certain elements that will react with certain materials, so it's a chemical property.
Well, we're listing what doesn't work first :p
Ok lol
So, B is confirmed NO. What about C and D?
Thos a re Chemical properties, so NO.
Yes! that you got it right I mean
So its A! Thanks Kitti!
np :D
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