Physical Properties

3. The amount of space that an object takes up
5. A physical property that describes the attractive & repulsive force produced by a moving electric charge
7. A measure of how resistant a mineral is to scratching, not how easily it breaks
8. A physical property where energy frequency not absorbed is reflected into the eye
10. A substance that lacks luster or shine
11. A measure of the likelihood that a solid substance will dissolve into a liquid to create a solution
12. A measure of how easily a substance can be stretched into a wire or thread without breaking
13. A measure of the ability of an object to return to its original shape after being stretched, compressed or deformed
16. The physical property that describes the way something feels when you touch it

1. A measure of the length, height and/or width of an object
2. The measure of how well a substance can conduct heat & electricity
4. The amount of matter in an object
6. A measure of how easily a substance, usually a metal, can be folded, bent or rolled into a sheet without breaking
9. The physical property of stimulating sense receptors in the nose
10. The measure of the compactness of the particles in a material
14. A degree of the reflectiveness of a mineral
15. Physical property detected by the mouth receptors for sweet, sour, bitter, salty & savory