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What describes the way a substance reacts with other substances?
Chemical Property
What is it called when a property that describes the way a substance acts with another substance?
Chemical and physical properties
What describes how a substance react to form new substance?
when a substance forms a new substance it is usually because it reacts under the formation of the sun when one reacts it is usually because of the heat measurments it gets per day. then when the dinasours exist again substance will reform to another in a totally different way. to try this experiment: h20 just add water
What is a substance that is released by the body and that causes another individual of the same species to react in a predictable way?
pheromone
What statement describes the way one substance dissolves in water?
The resultant liquid is called a solution.
Which term best describes how much of a substance is mixed with another substance?
Percent mixture is a way the amount of one substance is in a mixture. Example: a 25% mixture of salt with flour.
Why do some plant materials change color in the presence of acidic or basic substances?
This is how they react to the substances. Sometimes the substances that are inside the plant will react in an unusual way with the substance.
Why two samples of the same pure substance react the same way?
Because they are composed of the very same atoms. There is no difference between their composition, and hence there can be no difference in the way they react. Atoms of the same element have no personalities or individuality; they will always behave the same (given all other conditions are also equal).
What word describes no other way?
"END".
Will Silver react to other elements in the way similar to Xenon?
No, it will not.
A substance that reacts with another substance?
the way a substance reacts with other substances is called
What causes false positive or false negative ion results when testing for ions?
different substances can react the same way when they're put into solutions. For example - if the substance in the known test was KCl and a precipitate was formed and in the unknown test a precipitate was formed, it may be assumed that the same ion was present. But a different solution, other than KCl may react the same way.
