9:37 O dA ull #40VI.DATA AND RESULTSSampleDensity ()LengthColorHardnessMassVolume(g)(mL)2 in.candle3 in.4 in.1 innail2 in.4 in.VII.QUESTIONS1.What property is common among all the materials?What property is the same for the three candles? For the three nails?3.How would you classify the properties you have observed?VIII.CONCLUSIONSO|| 9:37 ® d yLABORATORY-ACTIVITY-4 - Saved目LABORATORY ACTIVITY 4PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF MATTERI.OVERVIEWA physical property is a characteristic that can be observed and measured without changingthe identity and composition of the substance. Examples of physical properties are color,melting point, and boiling point. Physical properties are very important because these helpchemists in identifying substances. For example, a clear, colorless liquid observed to boil at100 and freeze at OE would definitely be water. Water undergoes physical change whereinits physical appearance changes but its composition remains unchanged.I.ОВIЕСTIVES1.To be able to determine the physical properties of matter.III.MATERIALS1 long liwanag candle (remove the tip and cut into 2-inch, 3-inch, and 4-inch long)3 iron nails (1-inch, 2-inch, and 4-inch long)WaterClear straight glass (calibrate: 1mm = 1 mL)Weighing scaleIV.PROCEDURE1.Describe the hardness and color of the candle and iron nails.Weigh each of the three candles. Record their masses.Fill the glass with 200 ml of water. Get the volume of each candle by determining theamount of water each piece displaces.2.3.4.Repeat steps 2 and 3 for three nails.Solve for the density of each material.5.V.COMPUTATIONSVI.DATA AND RESULTSO

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