1. Chemical Properties
1.1. Flammability
1.1.1. Materials's ability to burn in the presence of oxygen.
1.1.2. In the presence of oxygen allows a substance to burn.
1.1.3. Candles
1.1.4. Campfires
1.2. Reactivity
1.2.1. The property that describes how readily a substance combines chemically with others.
1.2.2. The combining of chemicals.
1.2.3. Oxygen
1.2.4. Nitrogen
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3. Physical Properties
3.1. Malleability
3.1.1. The ability of a solid to be hammered without shattering.
3.1.2. hammering a solid without without it shattering
3.1.3. Gold medals
3.1.4. Metal
3.2. Melting point
3.2.1. When a substance changes from a solid to a liquid
3.2.2. from solid to liquid
3.2.3. melted ice cubes
3.2.4. caramel in a pot that is melted
3.3. Density
3.3.1. To test the purity of water
3.3.2. The test of the purity of water
3.3.3. Silver
3.3.4. coin
3.4. Boiling point
3.4.1. The temperature at which something starts to boil
3.4.2. something starts to boil at this temperature
3.4.3. water boiling
3.5. Hardness
3.5.1. To see the hardness is to scratch together
3.5.2. Scratch metal together
3.5.3. Sharpening a kitchen knife
3.5.4. Steel
3.6. Viscosity
3.6.1. The resistance is flowing
3.6.2. Its resistance to flowing
3.6.3. Honey
3.6.4. Corn Syrup
3.7. Conductivity
3.7.1. A material's ability to allow heat to flow
3.7.2. The ability to allow heat to flow
3.7.3. Metal spoon
3.7.4. Wooden spoon