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Remember that for it to be a chemical property, we need to have a chemical reaction occur in order for us to observe or measure that property.
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When a chemical reaction occurs, a new substance is formed.
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If a chemical reaction doesn't occur in order to measure or observe the property, then everything else is a physical property.
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So the first one says yellow chlorine gas attacks silvery metal.
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Sodium to form white crystals of sodium chloride.
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So we're forming a new substance.
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The chemical reaction is chlorine with sodium to produce sodium chloride.
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So this one is chemical.
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The next one says magnet separates a mixture of black iron and shavings and from white sand.
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No chemical reaction is occurring.
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No new substances formed.
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We're just separating things.
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This is physical.
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Next, iron reacts with oxygen to form reddish brown iron oxide.
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So again, a reaction is occurring.
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A new substance is being formed, rust, or iron oxide.
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So this is a chemical property.
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And the last one, or second, yeah, no, second to last one, iron has a density of 7 .86.
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That can be men.
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Without changing the identity of iron, without a chemical reaction.
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So that's a physical property.
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And then the last one, when a mixture of iron and sulfur is heated, it forms iron sulfide.
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We're forming a new substance.
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So a chemical reaction occurred.
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This is a chemical property...