🪐.ೃ࿔*:･ LESSON 1: PROPERTIES OF MATTER ༄˖°.🪐.

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PROPERTIES OF MATTER: DEFINITION → if amount of matter or particles is increased, it causes a

● observable characteristics change in the size, mass, volume, density, length and width
● traits/qualities of the object.

MAJOR CLASSIFICATIONS ✮⋆˙ CHEMICAL PROPERTY

1. Physical properties ● characteristic or trait that can be observed when a
a. Intensive physical property matter reacts to another substance.
b. Extensive physical property ● e.g combustibility/ flammability, oxidation like rusting

🌷 LESSON 2 : USES OF THE PROPERTIES OF

2. Chemical properties
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✮⋆˙ PHYSICAL PROPERTY MATTER
● observable properties → Many products have similarities to one another. e.g.
● determined using by senses without alternating sugar and salt which are both white in color.
the composition of matter → be familiar with products to avoid accident because of
● Sight: color & shape the wrong choice of substance, and secondly is get the
● Touch: texture & temperature best result by using the right material.
● Smell: scent This module will cite some uses of the properties of matter
in our practical life.
˗ˏˋ INTENSIVE PHYSICAL PROPERTY ˎˊ˗
→ characteristic or trait of matter that does not depend
on the amount.
→ properties of chalk will fall under intensive physical
property because if you increase the amount of chalk,
the color and its shape will remain the same which is
white and cylindrical in shape
Under Intensive physical property
1. Temperature
2. Malleability
→ ability of substance to be hammered or
transformed into a thin sheet.
→ e.g metals like bracelet, tin cans, metallic
roofs
3. Diffusion
→ ability of matter to be scattered or spread
out. This can be observed when you add ink
into the water.
→ The ink will mix with the water even without
stirring it.
4. Ductility
→ ability of substance to be stretched into wire
→ strings of the guitar or wires

˗ˏˋ EXTENSIVE PHYSICAL PROPERTY ˎˊ˗

→ characteristic or trait of matter which is dependent
on the amount or quantity.
→ e.g size, mass, volume, density, length and width