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    Khen Jhunver S. Catayas 3-Bsce-A

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    The document contains exercises identifying physical and chemical properties, intensive and extensive properties, physical and chemical changes, mixtures as homogeneous or heterogeneous, and conversions between units. Properties identified include melting and evaporation as physical, and rusting and digestion as chemical. Boiling point and density are intensive, while weight and volume are extensive. Changes identified as chemical include burning paper and rusting iron, while melting ice and boiling water are physical. Mixtures identified as homogeneous include salt in water and bronze, while oil and water is heterogeneous. Conversions included centimeters to meters, density between kg/L and g/mL, pounds to kilograms, Celsius and Kelvin to Fahrenheit.

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    The document contains exercises identifying physical and chemical properties, intensive and extensive properties, physical and chemical changes, mixtures as homogeneous or heterogeneous, and conversions between units. Properties identified include melting and evaporation as physical, and rusting and digestion as chemical. Boiling point and density are intensive, while weight and volume are extensive. Changes identified as chemical include burning paper and rusting iron, while melting ice and boiling water are physical. Mixtures identified as homogeneous include salt in water and bronze, while oil and water is heterogeneous. Conversions included centimeters to meters, density between kg/L and g/mL, pounds to kilograms, Celsius and Kelvin to Fahrenheit.

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    The document contains exercises identifying physical and chemical properties, intensive and extensive properties, physical and chemical changes, mixtures as homogeneous or heterogeneous, and conversions between units. Properties identified include melting and evaporation as physical, and rusting and digestion as chemical. Boiling point and density are intensive, while weight and volume are extensive. Changes identified as chemical include burning paper and rusting iron, while melting ice and boiling water are physical. Mixtures identified as homogeneous include salt in water and bronze, while oil and water is heterogeneous. Conversions included centimeters to meters, density between kg/L and g/mL, pounds to kilograms, Celsius and Kelvin to Fahrenheit.

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    KHEN JHUNVER S.

    CATAYAS 3-BSCE-A

    Exercise: Physical and Chemical properties

    Determine whether the following examples are physical or chemical properties.

    1. Melting of ice – Physical property

    2. Evaporation of water – Physical property

    3. Rusting – Chemical property

    4. Digestion – Chemical property

    Exercise: Extensive vs Intensive Properties

    Determine whether the following examples are extensive or intensive properties.

    1. Boiling point – Intensive property

    2. Weight – Extensive property

    3. Volume – Extensive property

    4. Density - Intensive property

    Exercise: Physical change vs Chemical change

    Determine whether the following example is physical change or chemical change.

    1. Burning paper – Chemical change

    2. Dialysis of blood – Physical change

    3. Melting ice – Physical change

    4. Evaporation of alcohol – Physical change

    5. Rusting of iron nail – Chemical change

    6. Table salt dissolves in water – Chemical change

    7. Digestion of foods – Chemical change

    8. Boiling water forms vapour – Physical change

    9. Burning of woods – Chemical change

    10. Cutting the tin can into strips – Physical change


    Exercise: Mixtures

    Identify the given mixture whether homogeneous or heterogeneous mixture.

    1. A pinch of table salt and a cup of water – Homogeneous mixture

    2. Iron nails and a liter oil – Heterogeneous mixture

    3. Bronze – Homogeneous mixture

    4. A cup of water and a cup of oil – Heterogeneous mixture

    5. Black pepper and chicken soup – Heterogeneous mixture

    Exercise: Conversion of units

    1. Convert 200.0 cm to meter

    1𝑚
    200 𝑐𝑚 𝑥 = 2𝑚
    100 𝑐𝑚

    2. Convert the density of water from 1kg/liter to g/Ml

    𝑘𝑔 1000𝑔 1𝐿 𝑔
    1 𝑥 𝑥 =1
    𝐿 1𝑘𝑔 1000𝑚𝐿 𝑚𝐿

    3. Convert 150 pounds to kilogram

    0.45359𝑘𝑔
    150 𝑙𝑏𝑠 𝑥 = 68.03886𝑘𝑔
    1𝑙𝑏𝑠

    4. Convert 175 oC to oF

    9
    (175 ℃ 𝑥 ) + 32 = 347℉
    5

    5. Convert 650 K to oC

    650𝐾 − 273.15 = 376.85℃

    6. Convert 300 K to oF

    9
    (300𝐾 − 273.15) 𝑥 + 32 = 80.33℉
    5

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