2 Luster, conductivity, and malleability are physical properties of metals. What makes these properties different from chemical properties? Physical properties relate to elements rather than compounds. G Physical properties appear only aftera chemical change occurs. HPhysical prope tien can of the substance hnut attempting to change the identity Physical propertes describe elements in the solid stat hethanhe liquid or gas state.

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