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density
the mass per unit volume of a material
volume
a measure of the space occupied by matter
mass
the amount of matter being considered
formula for determining density
density= mass over volume
luster
the reflection of light from the surface of a material described by its quality and intensity
malleability
a characteristic property of a metal that describes the ease of flattening it with a hammer
electrical conductivity
a measure of a material's ability to conduct an electric current
metal
a class of materials that exhibit the propeerties of conductivity, malleability, and ductity.Metals are shiny, have basic oxides, sand, and readily lose electrons to form positive ions
non-metal
a term used in chemistry when classifying the chemical elements
ductility
a property of a substance, typically metal, whereby it can be pulled into a wire.
reactivity
a property that describes how readily a substance will react with other substances
oxidation
the loss of one or more electrons by an atom, molecule, or ion with a resulting gain in poositive charge
metalloid
an element that possesses both metal and nonmetal characteristics. Example: silkicon, arsenic, and germanium are metallids
alloy
a homogeneous mixture (solution) of two or more metals. Example: alloys of copper and zinc are called brass.
polymer
a subsstance that is a macromolecule consisting of many identicall small units (monomers) covalently bonded together in long chains
viscosity
a property related to the resistance of a fluid to flow
polymerization
a chemical reaction that converts small molecules (monomers) into large molecules (polymers)
ion
an atom or molecule that has accquired a charge by either gaining (anion) or losing (cation) electron(s)
electron
a negatively charged subsatomic partical located outside of the nucleus of the atom. An electron's charge is equal to be opposite to that of a proton