Chemical Properties ( Calcium Carbide & Water )

Calcium Carbide and Water

Colour
grey or black
Odour
garlic-like odour
State
solid (at room temp.)
Texture
rough
Lustre
dull
Malleability
hard
















Melting Point
2160 °C
Boiling Point
2300 °C
Solubility
decomposes in water
Hardness
hard
Conductivity
the more pure the calcium carbide, the higher conductivity
Density
2.22 g/cm3

Colour
slight blue hue
Odour
odourless
State
liquid (at room temp.)
Texture
smooth
Lustre
reflective
Malleability
takes shape of its container



















Viscosity
0.001 Pas
Melting Point
0.0 °C
Boiling Point
99.98 °C
Hardness
soft
Conductivity
the less pure, the more conductive
Density
1 g/cm3 A physical property is a characteristic of a substance that can be observed and measured without changing the identity of the substance. Qualitative Physical Properties Quantitative Physical Properties Qualitative Physical Properties Quantitative Physical Properties A qualitative physical property can be observed and described without detailed measurement. A quantitative physical property can be measured and assigned a particular value. H2O + CaC2 C2H2 Chemical Properties bubbles on contact production of heat toxic production of acetylene combustible A chemical property describes the behavior a substance as it becomes a new substance reactivity with water calcium carbide reacts with water to produce acetylene gas. Physical Properties of Calcium Carbide (Ca C2)
Physical Properties of Water (H2O) water calcium
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