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You can observe an object's color, shape, texture, size, weight, smell, taste, and temperature using your senses.
Quantitative observations: measuring the pH of a solution, counting the number of flower petals, recording the temperature of a substance, calculating the mass of an object, determining the length of a plant stem. Qualitative observations: describing the color of a mineral sample, noting the texture of a material, identifying the smell of a chemical compound, observing the shape of a crystal, categorizing the behavior of an organism.
Light brown (with scattered chocolate chips), rounded, soft, hot, bumpy surface
Grapeseed oil typically has a mild, neutral scent, with some describing it as slightly nutty or sweet. It shouldn't have a strong or overpowering smell.
Physical properties of an object that can be observed include shape, color, size, texture, weight, temperature, hardness, and flexibility. These properties can be determined through direct observation or measurement.
You can observe an object's color, shape, texture, size, weight, smell, taste, and temperature using your senses.
Color refers to the visual characteristic of an object's hue, shape is the outline or external form of an object, size is the dimensions or proportions of an object, texture is the feel or appearance of the surface of an object, odor is the scent or smell of an object, and form is the overall structure or arrangement of an object.
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Aroma is not a physical object or substance, so it does not have a color of its own. Aroma refers to the scent or smell produced by substances or objects.
Some physical properties of matter are shape,size,taste,color,smell, and texture.
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No, colors do not have a physical smell because they are a visual perception. Smell is a sense that comes from chemical compounds interacting with receptors in our nose, whereas color is a result of light waves being reflected off an object.
Quantitative observations: measuring the pH of a solution, counting the number of flower petals, recording the temperature of a substance, calculating the mass of an object, determining the length of a plant stem. Qualitative observations: describing the color of a mineral sample, noting the texture of a material, identifying the smell of a chemical compound, observing the shape of a crystal, categorizing the behavior of an organism.
The color is white and the smell depends on different varieties.