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Physical and Chemical Properties Topic 1

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Physical and Chemical Properties

Topic 1

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Physical PropertyA description of an object’s

appearance/characteristicsColorShapeSizeTextureMassWeightMelting pointState of matter

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Chemical PropertyHow one substance will react with another

substance

FlammabilityStabilityToxicityHeat of combustion

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ObservationInformation taken is using your one or many

of your five senses

SightHearingTasteTouchSmell

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InferenceUsing prior knowledge to make a prediction

about an outcomeSome examples…

Look at those dark clouds, it’s going to rain.It looks really hot outside today.Amy looks like she is going to cry.

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Description of Objects

Now I want you to make 2-3 observations about the three objects being shown to you.

Make sure they are objective… do NOT contain your personal opinion!

Record your observations on your note sheet.

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Object #1

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Object #2

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Object #3

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1. What are some observations you could make to distinguish the objects from one another?

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2. Give 3-4 properties of a piece of chalk…

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2. Give 3-4 properties of a piece of unlined paper…

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3. What physical properties distinguish the piece of paper from the piece of chalk?


Momentum and Collisions Unit 6. Momentum- (inertia in motion) Momentum describes an object’s motion Momentum equals an object’s mass times its velocity.

Momentum and Collisions Unit 6. Momentum- (inertia in motion) Momentum describes an object’s motion Momentum equals an object’s mass times its velocity.

Australian Indian Aboriginal VietnameseChinese Italian “Melting Pot” “Australia is a melting pot” “America is a melting pot”

Australian Indian Aboriginal VietnameseChinese Italian “Melting Pot” “Australia is a melting pot” “America is a melting pot”

Texture Mapping + = Object Texture Texture Mapped Object.

Texture Mapping + = Object Texture Texture Mapped Object.

MOMENTUM and IMPULSE LINEAR MOMENTUM Momentum describes an object’s motion Momentum describes an object’s motion Momentum a vector quantity defines as.

MOMENTUM and IMPULSE LINEAR MOMENTUM Momentum describes an object’s motion Momentum describes an object’s motion Momentum a vector quantity defines as.

Reduction of a micro-object’s adhesion using chemical ... · PDF fileReduction of micro-object’s adhesion using chemical functionalisation J ... highly versatile tool box to give

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Texture in Fashion. Texture Texture- Surface quality of goods. Texture is the one design element that…

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Describing an Object’s Position - Scholastic

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2D Texture Synthesis Instructor: Yizhou Yu. Texture synthesis Goal: increase texture resolution yet keep local texture variation.

2D Texture Synthesis Instructor: Yizhou Yu. Texture synthesis Goal: increase texture resolution yet keep local texture variation.

Design elements - Texture. About texture Design elements - Texture Texture is a quality experienced through touch, sight or hearing.

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Chapter 10 METHODS AND CONSTRUCTORS 1. Accessing Objects Referencing the object’s data: objectReference.data myCircle.radius calling the object’s.

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Melting Point - WiFiStudy.com · •The melting point of ice is 273.16 K, i.e. 00 C. •The melting point of wax is 630C. The melting point of iron is 153500C •The process of melting

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Texture Reading: Chapter 9 (skip 9.4) Key issue: How do we represent texture? Topics: –Texture segmentation –Texture-based matching –Texture synthesis.

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Decorative Wall Texture / Texture Coatings.

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Cryogenic Thermal Absorptance Measurements on Small ...as well the object’s own temperature, T S, surface texture, and material properties. The object also emits an amount of thermal

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Texture and Texture Mapping

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Melting Points and Mixed Melting Points Experiment 1: Identify a compound by its melting point and mixed melting points. Acetamide p-Aminobenzoic acid.

Melting Points and Mixed Melting Points Experiment 1: Identify a compound by its melting point and mixed melting points. Acetamide p-Aminobenzoic acid.

Texture Mapping. checker.c Texture-Mapped Squares.

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What is Matter Matter is anything that takes up space (Volume) and has Mass Matter has Properties Hardness, color, texture, shape, melting or boiling points,

What is Matter Matter is anything that takes up space (Volume) and has Mass Matter has Properties Hardness, color, texture, shape, melting or boiling points,

WHAT IS TEXTURE?. TEXTURE in Nature TEXTURE IN FOOD.

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What is texture? • Texture analysis • Deep Texture

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