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===About Chemical Properties===
 
===About Chemical Properties===
 
: [[Element]]s on the [[Periodic Table]] show patterns in their [[reactivity]].
 
: [[Element]]s on the [[Periodic Table]] show patterns in their [[reactivity]].
: [[Element]]s within a [[group]] all have similar [[reaction]]s with other [[substance]]s.
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: [[Element]]s within a [[group]] all engage in similar [[Chemical Reaction|reaction]]s.
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==Key Stage 4==
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===Meaning===
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'''Chemical Properties''' the types of [[Chemical Reaction|chemical reaction]] that a [[chemical]] will be involved in.
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===About Chemical Properties===
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: [[Element]]s on the [[Periodic Table]] show 'periodic' patterns in their [[reactivity]].
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: [[Element]]s within a [[group]] all engage in similar [[Chemical Reaction|reaction]]s.
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: The '''chemical properties''' of a [[chemical]] are determined by how easily [[electron]]s can be gained or lost from the [[Outer Shell|outer shell]], the [[Electrical Charge|charge]] of [[ion]]s they form and the strength of any [[Chemical Bond|chemical bonds]] they already have.

Latest revision as of 10:53, 2 February 2019

Key Stage 3

Meaning

Chemical Properties are features of the way a substance reacts with other substances.

About Chemical Properties

Elements on the Periodic Table show patterns in their reactivity.
Elements within a group all engage in similar reactions.

Key Stage 4

Meaning

Chemical Properties the types of chemical reaction that a chemical will be involved in.

About Chemical Properties

Elements on the Periodic Table show 'periodic' patterns in their reactivity.
Elements within a group all engage in similar reactions.
The chemical properties of a chemical are determined by how easily electrons can be gained or lost from the outer shell, the charge of ions they form and the strength of any chemical bonds they already have.