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Physical vs Chemical Properties - Explained

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0:06Millings and Today, We're Going to Learn About Physical versus Chemical Properties so let's Jump right in and Take a

0:15Physical Properties it Says Right Here our Properties of Matter that described the Physical

0:21Characteristics of A substance and not how the Substance behaves Chemically Alright so Physical Properties will Tell you how that

0:28Substance behaves Physically but not Chemically for example if We said that aluminum Foil Is

0:34Malleable what does that mean what Does the word Malleable mean Where well it means?

0:39That the metal Is

0:42Has the Ability to be Hammered Into thin Sheets so we can?

0:45We Can Take Aluminium and Pound it down Into or Hammer it down Into thin Sheets so

0:50That's Not, Telling Us how this Aluminium Foil is going to react With something Else that's Just Telling Us how

0:55It's going to change Physical Form so malleability or malleable is a physical Property of Matter if We Take a look at Ductile or Ductility

1:02That is the Ability of metal has to be turned Into wire for example if We Said Copper Is [matt] is Ductile?

1:10That Would be a Physical Property of that of that Copper that's not Telling us how

1:14It's going to Chemically react With something Else if We said The Boiling Point of Water Is a Hundred degrees Celsius

1:21Boiling Point Is a physical Property it doesn't tell Us how that that Water Is going to react or change

1:27Chemically Into Something Else it's Just Telling Us that at a Hundred degrees

1:31This This Liquid

1:33Substance Is going to turn Into

1:34Water Vapor Which Is a physical Change all right if We said the Frequency of this wave iS 20 Hertz

1:40Well then that Would Be a physical Property of This wave Frequency is the amount of Wavelengths that Pass A given Point Every Single

1:47Second so that [Would] be a physical Property [if] We talked about the Viscosity of Fluids how some Fluids are

1:55More Viscous Than Others for Example

1:58Honey Is more Viscous Than Water as a higher Viscosity that, would be A

2:04Physical Property of That and Last but not least Solubility

2:07We said Salt and Sugar Are Soluble in Water that Is Going to be A?

2:11Physical Property of Those Substances That Does not tell Us how the salt or sugar Is Going to behave

2:16Chemically

2:17[Alright] so Physical Properties Are Properties that describe the Physical Characteristics of a substance and not how this Substance behaves Chemically Let's Take A

2:25Look Now at chemical Properties, okay

2:27Chemical Properties Are A little Different Chemical Properties [Or] [Properties] of a substance [that] describe how

2:32That Substance Is chemical Composition will Change given a Certain

2:37Specific Set of Conditions

2:39[Alright] so if We Take a look at A few examples of Chemical

2:42Properties if I said Gasoline is Flammable

2:44That Tells you how that Gasoline is going to react When Exposed to an Open Flame if We Said a substance, was?

2:50Radioactive That Tells you how the Nucleus of that atom is going to change

2:53Over Time if We said that something is corrosive Battery Acid is Corrosive?

2:58That Tells you how that acid Is Going to behave Chemically if We Said that [A] chemical

3:03Was A an Oxidizer which means that it has the Ability to Strip an Electron off Another Substance

3:10Well that Would be A chemical Property of that Substance right so things like Flammability

3:15Radioactivity

3:16A substance Being an Oxidizer or corrosive These are all chemical Properties if We Said That oxygen is Combustible?

3:24Once Again That tells Us how oxygen is going to react With an Open Flame

3:29Right it's going to be Converted Into Carbon Dioxide and Water Vapor if We said something is Toxic that too is A chemical Property?

3:36If We said tnt is explosive That too? Would be A?

3:39Chemical Property of That Substance and Last but not least if We Said that something is Pyrophoric that Means that that Substance

3:46Has the Ability to ignite When Exposed to air so that will be A chemical Property as

3:51Well so chemical Properties Are Properties of a substance [that] describe how that

3:55Substances Chemical Composition will Change given a specific set of

3:59Conditions so Let's Take a look at A few [examples] and See if You Can Determine Whether they are Physical or chemical Properties of Matter

4:06All right Let's Take a look at this little List Here and Determine if They are Physical Or chemical

4:11Properties and I advise that You go Ahead and Pause this Video at this Point and Work Through These Yourself See if you Can Figure

4:17Out if These are Physical or chemical Properties so Freezing Point like

4:21We just got [then] Saying that's going to be a physical Property [of] Matter

4:25That's Not, Telling Us how, that's since Is going to change Chemically right if Something is Combustible

4:31Well that's going to be A chemical change right if We Said That oxygen Is?

4:36Combustible That Tells Us that oxygen

4:38Over Time is going to change the Carbon Dioxide and Water Vapor right if We Said that Sodium Metal Is

4:44Water reactive Which it is when you Throw it in Water There's A very violent Reaction it's A

4:50Chemical Change Has Taken place so that Water Reactivity, Would be A chemical Property of

4:57Say Sodium

4:59[Alright] if We said something as Viscous [that] Refers to?

5:03Fluids Ability to Flow so that's Going to be a physical Property

5:07If We said that [a] substance was Toxic that, also would be A I'm sorry that, Would be A chemical Property?

5:19A condensation Point right if We Said that Water Begins to Condense and Turn Back Into

5:25Our water [Vapour] condenses at 100 degrees Celsius and Turns Back Into Liquid that is going to be a physical Property

5:37This is [A] cool, Property all right Something is Pyrophoric that means it ignites an Air that's Going to be A chemical Property

5:48If Something is corrosive Like Battery Acid that's Going to be a chemical Property of That Substance and

5:54Last but not Least

5:56If We said that The melting Point of Ice is Zero degrees Celsius that [too] will be [a] physical [Property]?

6:03That's Not, Telling Us how

6:04That Ice is going to behave Chemically?

6:06All right so that is a Physical and Chemical Properties in A nutshell if You like what you see go Ahead and Click the little

6:12dezz nuts

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