Answer:
Size is not considered a physical property because it is not measurable with concrete data, but a compound of height, weight and volume, which are physical properties by their own.
A physical property is, according to an initial understanding, an individual property, that is, which is linked in particular to any substance.
A physical property has the characteristic of being able to be measured or observed without affecting the composition or integrity of the respective substance. Some examples of physical properties are mass and volume.
Answer:
Nails rusting over time as they are exposed to oxygen
Explanation:
New substance with new property is formed
It have also changed the chemical property of the substance
It is difficult to reverse the change etc...
Answer:
Because 1 change in one factor can effect the other and that one can effect the other and so on and so on.
So, let's just say water were to stop flowing, how would the oceans take that? How would precipitation take it?
Crust
Explanation:
The crust is the layer of the earth with the least dense materials. The crust is made up of silicate materials.
- During the early stage in the formation of earth.
- The earth differentiated minerals based on their densities.
- Lighter minerals stayed afloat while the denser ones sank to the core of the earth.
- The core is made up of the most dense metallic minerals.
- As we go deep into the earth density increases.
- Density of crust ranges from 2.-3.3g/cm³
- The core is about 13.8g/cm³ dense.
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