yes.
the substance that gives hair it color is the genes from your mom or your dad_____________________Melanin gives hair its color.
If a substance is an acid, it would turn red on a pH indicator
The color of the unheated copper is brown, or golden brown. The formula for that would be Cu.
No, because color can change by adding anything that would change color. You could dye aluminum and make it pink, that doesn't mean that aluminum is pink though.
A common substance that will have a yellow color is the element sulfur (S). Another substance of similar brilliant color is yellow cake uranium (Ur).
Yes, they are. You can do a chromatogram and find out for yourself. The color that rises to the top faster is the most soluble.
Mostly, it's a chemical substance.
the substance that gives hair it color is the genes from your mom or your dad_____________________Melanin gives hair its color.
you would expect a color change in oil of wintergreen because it has an OH group added to the FeCl3 which causes a purple color
color.
If a substance is an acid, it would turn red on a pH indicator
no we cannot everything changes with time even a pure substance looses it's some of the properties after some time so the color also changes .
No, color is a physical property, because it can be observed without changing the substance.
The color of the unheated copper is brown, or golden brown. The formula for that would be Cu.
Color is an example of a physical property.
Color is an example of a physical property.
no,color is an INTENSIVE PROPERTY of matter. intensive properties includes: *solubility *hardness *electrical conductivity *odor *luster *color *malleability *ductility an extensive property is something that depends on the amount of the substance you are measuring. an example would be mass An intensive quantity does not depend on the amount of the substance. Ex: density Also since the color of a substance does not change if i take 1g or 100 g of a substance the color is an intensive property.