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Identifying Properties of Solid

This document discusses the physical properties of solids. It defines matter as anything that occupies space and has mass and volume, and identifies the three states of matter as solid, liquid, and gas. It then defines physical properties as characteristics of a material that can be observed without changing its composition. Some key physical properties of solids discussed include hardness, brittleness, malleability, ductility, and porosity. Examples of materials that demonstrate each property are provided.

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Identifying Properties of Solid

This document discusses the physical properties of solids. It defines matter as anything that occupies space and has mass and volume, and identifies the three states of matter as solid, liquid, and gas. It then defines physical properties as characteristics of a material that can be observed without changing its composition. Some key physical properties of solids discussed include hardness, brittleness, malleability, ductility, and porosity. Examples of materials that demonstrate each property are provided.

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PHYSICAL PROPERTIES

of SOLID
cience Words
Properties solid
phase liquid
matter gas
What is matter?

What are the three states of


matter?
You will be given materials to observe.
Identify its physical properties. After that
you pass it to another table, until you finish
observing all 3 trays with materials on it.
The following are the physical
characteristics of a matter:
Hardness, malleability and
Brittleness
What materials did you manipulate in Tray
1?
What property was being observed?
When you pressed or dropped the
materials in Tray 2, what happened to
them?
What property was being shown by
those materials?

What characteristics do they


Describe the materials in tray 3? What
happened when you pound them?

What property do the materials


have?
What are the different
properties of solid
materials that you have
learned?
PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF MATTER
MATTER – it is anything that occupy space and has mass and volume.
The three phases / state of matter are solid, liquid and gas.
Physical property - a characteristic of a material that can be readily
observed without changing its composition.
1. Hardness is the property of an object that makes it withstand pressure.
Examples are metals, wood, and stones
2. Brittleness refers to the ability of an object to be easily broken or
crushed into pieces. Examples are glass wares, floral foam, chalk,
eggshells
3. Malleability – ability of an object to be hammered into
flat sheets . Examples are bottle cap, gold, aluminum
and silver
Match column A to B. Write the
letters only.
A B
1. Ability to break easily a.
hardness
2. Ability to be hammered into b.
brittleness
flat sheets c.
malleability
3. Ability of the material to
PHYSICAL PROPERTIES
of SOLID

Day 2
cience Words
Properties Brittleness

Hardness malleability

Porosity ductility
What is matter?
It is anything that occupy space and has mass
and volume.

hat are the different physical proper


of solid that you have learned?
Classify the following materials according to the physical
properties that they exhibit. Write it on the correct column.
coin, potato chips , stone, bottle cap,
metal, aluminum wares, mirror, gold
earrings,
HARDNESS
keys, steel
MALLEABILITY BRITTLENESS
1. Ductility – ability to be drawn
out into
thin wires.
2. Porosity – ability of the
materials to
absorb water or air.
Ductile
Materials
Match the different property of
solid to each correct definitions.
Paste it on the manila paper as
soon as you are through doing it
and post it on the board.
steel chair, sponge, soft rock, clay pot, church
bell, drinking glass,
Cloth, gold, bottle cap, silver, tissue, copper,
cotton, stone, aluminum
Hardnes malleabil brittlene ductility porosity
s ity ss

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