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11.
A) Physical
Property
B) Chemical Property
C) Chemical Property
D) Physical Property
22.
A) Physical
Property
B) Chemical Property
C) Chemical Property
D) Physical Property
33.
A) Chemical
Change
B) Chemical Change
C) Physical Change
D) Physical Change
44.
A) Chemical
Change
B) Physical Change
C) Physical Change
D) Chemical Change
55.
A) It begins
to rot because of the oxygen inserting the apple and causing it to bruise and
turn a brownish color.
B) The batteries run out of electrical charges.
C) The soap and cleaning products take out the
oils from the clothes
D) The oils and other liquids separate because of
their inability to mix as a homogeneous mixture.
66.
A) To make chocolate chip
cookies you mix flour, milk, eggs, sugar, and chocolate chips together in
a bowl. Then, roll the dough up and out it on the baking sheet and into the
oven, when finished allow cooling.
B) Mixing the ingredients together is a physical
change because nothing chemically changes in the actual dough; all the
ingredients stay the same. However, baking the cookies is a chemical change
because the heat, density, and structure of the cookies permanently change.
77.
A) Metals
B) Nonmetals
C) Nonmetals
D) Metals
88.
A) Metal
B) Metalloid
C) Nonmetal
D) Metal
99.
Germanium
(Ge) and Silicon (Si)
110. A) Iodine is a nonmetal, so it would shatter
B) Zirconium is a metal, so it would flatten
C) Phosphorus is a nonmetal, so it would shatter
D) Nickel is a metal, so it would flatten
111. Malleability and gas
112. High luster, brittle, and density
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