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Examples of Chemical Properties - Flammability

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Examples of Chemical Properties - Flammability

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Propane is flammable. A flammable substance can be easily ignited by a single spark.

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Examples of Chemical Properties- Combustion 

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Examples of Chemical Properties- Combustion 

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Combustion when something burns and creates heat. A combustible substance takes more than a simple spark to burn. Examples of such are wood.

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This concept is very helpful when it comes to real life application. It is very critical to your safety knowing how flammable things are or if they are even flammable. Flames are very dangerous and can be very harmful or fatal. It is also important to know how reactive things are and when things react when combined. It is also important to know when things are combustible or when things are flammable. They are two different things. Combustible substances are not as easy to set on fire and takes more than a spark to ignite. Flammability, combustion, and reactivity are all things to be taken very seriously in a lab environment.

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Sahara Schroader
John Stenberg
Saira Chavez
Robert Holt

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Iron can "rust" which is a chemical property. Here, iron chains can be seen rusting due to the process of corrosion.

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What is the difference between combustion and flammability?

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What is the difference between combustion and flammability?

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Both flammable and combustible substances result in fire or produce heat in some way. However, a flammable substance can be ignited very easily. Combustible substance will not be lit or ignited by a spark or by any small means. Wood catches fire, but not as easily as propane which is a flammable substance.

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Chemistry experiment 14 - Reaction between iodine and zinc

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Colour change Chameleon Chemical Reaction

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Lots of alliteration in that title... This video shows the famous 'Chameleon chemical reaction', where the various oxidation states of Manganese - in Potassium Manganate(VII) - culminate in sequence to produce several vivid colours: Purple Blue Green Yellow Orange Red.

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What is a difference between physical and chemical properties?

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What is a difference between physical and chemical properties?

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Chemical properties are very different from physical properties. Physical properties are things that can be seen or observed of the object in the moment. These can be things such as the color or texture of a substance. However, a chemical property can only be seen after the substance has undergone a chemical reaction, otherwise, there would be know way of knowing its properties.

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Chemical Property -
Property that describes matter based on its ability to change into new matter that has different properties

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Reactivity -
The ability of one substance to interact chemically with another substance.