What are Chemical Properties

A chemical property is a property of a matter that is seen when a substance passes through a chemical change. A chemical change is a kind of change which identifies the substance because of the breakdown and formation of new chemical bonds.
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Chemical properties are that can only be observed or calculated while the substance completely passes through the change to become a different kind of substance. The difference between physical and chemical property is straight unless the phase of the material is considered.

Here are some examples of chemical properties:

Enthalpy of formation, Toxicity, Types of chemical bonds that will form, Heat of Combustion, Flammability, Solubility, Chemical stability, Reactivity with other chemicals etc.

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