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Properties
- Solubility
- Melting Point
- Density
- Hardness

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Properties
- Solubility
- Melting Point
- Density
- Hardness

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How can I tell if stuff is the same or different?
- Solubility
- Properties
- melting point

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I can tell that stuff is different because you can look for the properties  and one of thoes things was the  color of the different stuff the solubility, also the Density.

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How can we tell if stuff is the same or different

1. Solubility

2. hardness

3. Density

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How can we tell if stuff is the same or different?

- Properties
- Solubility
- Melting Point
- Density
- Hardness
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How can we tell if stuff is the same or different.
We can tell if STUFF is the same or different, by identifying their properties. We can use the melting point to identify, and solubility.

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1.What was the liqud made of
2.Did it make a new chemical
3.Why did the foil rust

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1.) How does the liquid break down the foil? Maybe now we know that the foil could have possibly been soluble in the blue liquid.
2.) What Makes the solution blue?

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What is in the copper chloride that made the aluminum foil break down like that?
Copper Chloride is a substance because the molecules are in a set pattern, even if we have a lot or a little it is still the same.
Can the copper chloride break down anything else?

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1).Why did the aluminum foil decenigrate?
2).Why did the Chemical turn dark blue?
3).Why did the chemical burn the foil?

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- Why did the copper have that affect on the aluminum?
- How strong is the copper chloride?

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Why did the foil dissolve.
Foil is soluble in copper cloride.
Why did the chemical turn green
Why did the foil turn red.