What are the four physical properties?

Answer by  RoderickDSteele (32)

The physical properties are solid such as ice, Liquid such as water, Gas such as carbon dioxide and lastly plasma such as lighting.

Answer by  soulsage83 (7)

If i remember correctly the four physical properties are solid, liquid, gases, and plasmas. These four physical properties are the different forms that matter can take. Also all of these forms or properties are made up of atoms and molecules which is why some forms like liquid can become a solid (water into ice) hope this helps.

Answer by  techjunkie (47)

Examples of the physical properties of matter are color, smell, taste, infra-red spectrum, density, melting point, and boiling point.

Answer by  wigglewasp (781)

The first physical property is a "liquid". The second physical property is a "gas". The Third physical property is a solid. The fourth physical property is "chemical". I hope that this helps.

Answer by  vietnamgirls (1177)

The four physical properties of matter are weight(pull of gravity), volume(space occupied), mass, and density. Mass is the most important property of the four because it never changes unless matter is taken away from the object. Some examples of properties are color, odor, shape, size,texture or hardness.

Answer by  cmayfieldisawesome (40)

Physical properties are essentially ones that are observed or measurable that don't involve any compositional change in the matter. Examples of physical properties include the color of the substance in question, the "phase" that the substance is in - solid, liquid, or gas, density of the substance, and a substances' melting or boiling point temperatures.

Answer by  Nadine (206)

Physical properties are properties that you can measure and see. There are more than four. You could pick density, mass, volume, melting point, freezing point, boiling point, or something else along those lines.

Answer by  Someone83 (166)

If I'm not mistaken they are solid, liquid, gas and plasma. A solid would be something like this monitor. Liquids, on the other hand may be something like water. What you are breathing is gas. An example of plasma would be lightning. Not to be confused with the plasma in your blood.