Questions: Question 1 of 41 Which of the following are chemical properties of matter? A mass B volume C density D flammability

Question 1 of 41 Which of the following are chemical properties of matter? A mass B volume C density D flammability
Transcript text: Question 1 of 41 Which of the following are chemical properties of matter? A mass B volume C density D flammability
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Step 1: Understanding Chemical Properties

Chemical properties of matter are characteristics that can only be observed or measured when a substance undergoes a chemical change or reaction. These properties are related to the ability of a substance to form new substances.

Step 2: Analyzing the Options
  • Mass: This is a physical property, as it can be measured without changing the substance's chemical identity.
  • Volume: This is also a physical property, as it describes the space occupied by a substance without altering its chemical structure.
  • Density: This is a physical property, calculated as mass per unit volume, and does not involve a chemical change.
  • Flammability: This is a chemical property, as it describes the ability of a substance to burn or ignite, causing a chemical change.

Final Answer

The chemical property of matter from the given options is \(\boxed{\text{D: flammability}}\).

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