Three physical properties of a crushed aluminum can?

Answer 1

Malleability- the ability to be pounded into thin sheets Density- the ability to be drawn or pulled into a wire Thermal Conductivity- The ability to transfer thermal energy from one area to another

Answer 2

The chemical properties of a crushed can are the same as those of the can before crushing. Crushing a can is a physicalreaction, and is not a chemical one. To cite a single example, if a soup can is made of steel, the steel can be chemically attacked by something like sulfuric acid. This will be true whether the can is crushed or not.

Answer 3

• Malleability: crushing a can doesn't break it, it just bends and distorts the shape.
• Conductivity: electrical current will go straight through it, and heat will transfer quickly from one part to another.
• Lightness: Aluminium is light enough anyway, but for the volume it carries, there is virtually no weight at all.
• Strength: a couple of dozen cans is enough to support a grown man.

Answer 4

It is like describing the texture of the object

So you can say sharp, circular, bent, and rough

Answer 5

A crushed can is shiny, malleable, and hard. == == It is crushed. It is a can. It is probably dirty, depending on HOW it was crushed.

Answer 6

Three physical properties of a crushed aluminum soda can are: it has an odor of a soft drink, it is a certain color, and it has malleability.:)

Answer 7

List three physical properties of this aluminium

Answer 8

When this can was crushed did it undergo chemical or a physical reaction

Answer 9

It has mass, density and volume

Answer 10

The same as in the non-crushed can.