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this shows the ability of a substance to conduct heat or electricity. That is, the more conductivity a substance has, the easier it will be for heat or electricity to pass through it.

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this is the ease with which a body can be lifted

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this is the ease with which a body can be lifted

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the change from a gaseous state to a liquid state

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Great scientist

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Ancient Greek scientist who made many inventions and discoveries. They tell a story about a ruler who asked Archimedes to discover whether a crown was made entirely of gold. As he could not melt it down to know its volume, to calculate its density and to see if it was gold, he had to invent another system. According to the story, he discovered a way to measure the volume of irregular objects by immersing them in water while he was in the bathtub and he saw how the water level rose as it entered. The story says that he then ran out screaming, 'Eureka!' Although he didn't really discover it that way, but using another system based on his findings and buoyancy.

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Mass

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Mass: is the amount of matter that a body has. The greater the mass, the higher the amount of matter. Mass is measured in kilogrammes (kg) or in grammes (g), if it is small.

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this is a substance's ability to prevent water from passing through it.

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is the ability of a body to stand in a fluid. It normally depends on the amount of air the body has. It is positive if it floats and negative if it sinks.

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Volume

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Volume: this is the space that matter occupies. The larger the volume, the more space it occupies. The volume of solid and liquid bodies is constant, but the volume of gas is variable. The volume of liquids is measured in litres (l), while solids are usually measured in cubic metres (m³). A millilitre (ml) is equal to a cubic centimetre (cm³).

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this is a substance's ability to allow light to pass through it.

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is the opposition a material has against breaking or becoming deformed.

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Tenacity

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is the resistance of a substance against being scratched by a material. The harder a substance is, the more difficult it is to scratch it.

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this shows the amount of mass that fits into a certain volume. This is specific to each substance and is measured in grammes per cubic centimetre (g/cm³). Visit the link to practise some density calculations [see].

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Matter is everything that can be touched and that occupies a space. For example, ice cream is matter.

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What is properties?