Chemical Property
A property that is not visible until a substance undergoes a chemical reaction, like solubility
Real World Example
Imagine trying to figure out if a key fits a lock, but you can only tell if it works by actually trying to unlock the door. This situation is similar to a chemical property like solubility, which isn't apparent until the substance interacts with a solvent and dissolves. Just as you need to insert the key into the lock to see if it works, you need to mix a substance with a solvent to reveal its solubility, highlighting that some properties only become evident through interaction.
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