(a)
Interpretation:
High density of mercury should be identified as physical or chemical property.
Concept introduction:
Any change is either physical or chemical. A physical change brings about a change in the physical property of an object and not its composition. On the other hand chemical change brings about change in composition of object. It is also called
(a)
Answer to Problem 96A
High density of mercury is a physical property.
Explanation of Solution
The formula to calculate density of any object is as follows:
So it is denoted by unit: gram per milliliter.
Density is directly associated to the mass of an object and inversely associated to the volume of a substance.
Since any variation in density cannot bring about a change in the chemical formula of mercury, so it is a physical property.
(b)
Interpretation:
Sublimation of solid
Concept introduction:
Any change is either physical or chemical. A physical change brings about a change in the physical property of an object and not its composition. On the other hand chemical change brings about change in composition of object. It is also called chemical reaction.
(b)
Answer to Problem 96A
Sublimation of solid
Explanation of Solution
Change in state of a compound from solid to gas is sublimation. It is a process where only state/ phase changes but composition remains same. So, sublimation of solid
(c)
Interpretation:
Oxidation of zinc in air should be identified as physical or chemical property.
Concept introduction:
Any change is either physical or chemical. A physical change brings about a change in the physical property of an object and not its composition. On the other hand chemical change brings about change in composition of object. It is also called chemical reaction.
(c)
Answer to Problem 96A
Oxidation of zinc in air is chemical property.
Explanation of Solution
Zinc in air reacts with oxygen and forms zinc oxide and tarnishes in appearance. The reaction of zinc with oxygen in air is as follows:
Hence it is a chemical change.
(d)
Interpretation:
Crystalline nature of white solid sucrose should be identified as chemical or physical property.
Concept introduction:
Any change is either physical or chemical. A physical change brings about a change in the physical property of an object and not its composition. On the other hand chemical change brings about change in composition of object. It is also called chemical reaction.
(d)
Answer to Problem 96A
Crystalline nature of white solid sucrose is physical property.
Explanation of Solution
White color, and crystalline state of sucrose defines its physical appearance. No change in its composition is indicated. Hence, crystalline nature of white solid sucrose is physical property.
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