Please send me the question in 20 minutes it's very urgent plz Activity 4: Change Happens!Direction: Identify the chemical property in these chemical reactions. Write youranswer on a separate sheet of paper. Copy and answer.Flammability/Combustibility/ReactivityScenario/Changes1. Burning of scratched papers2. Reaction of potassium in water3. Coin soaked in vinegar4. Gasoline leaked in tank causingexplosion5. Put lighted matchstick over acetone6. Burning of Diesel in your motorcycle7. Digesting of food8. Mixing Hydrochloric acid and SodiumHydroxide9. Burning of dried leaves10. Natural gas was used to cook food

Combustibility means reaction is undergoing combustion during chemical change. Flammability means…

Activity 4: Change Happens! Direction: Identify the chemical property in these chemical reactions. Write your answer on a separate sheet of paper. Copy and answer. Flammability/Combustibility/Reactivity Scenario/Changes 1. Burning of scratched papers

Activity 4: Change Happens! Direction: Identify the chemical property in these chemical reactions. Write your answer on a separate sheet of paper. Copy and answer. Flammability/Combustibility/Reactivity Scenario/Changes 1. Burning of scratched papers

Chemistry: Matter and Change

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Chapter1: Introduction To Chemistry

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Activity 4: Change Happens!
Direction: Identify the chemical property in these chemical reactions. Write your
answer on a separate sheet of paper. Copy and answer.
Flammability/Combustibility/Reactivity
Scenario/Changes
1. Burning of scratched papers
2. Reaction of potassium in water
3. Coin soaked in vinegar
4. Gasoline leaked in tank causing
explosion
5. Put lighted matchstick over acetone
6. Burning of Diesel in your motorcycle
7. Digesting of food
8. Mixing Hydrochloric acid and Sodium
Hydroxide
9. Burning of dried leaves
10. Natural gas was used to cook food

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