physical and chemical changes unit ii—part 2. concept of change change: the act of altering a...
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Physical and Chemical Changes
Unit II—Part 2
Concept of Change
Change: the act of altering a substance
Physical Change
Physical change: a change that occurs that does not change the identity of the substance Melting ice Freezing Kool-aid Tearing paper Dissolving sugar in water
Chemical Changes
Chemical change: a change that occurs causing the identity of the substance to change Burning Digesting food Rusting
A chemical change is called a chemical reaction
Chemical Changes Cont’d
Indicators of a chemical change:• Production of light• Production of heat• Production of a gas• Color change• Formation of a precipitate
Is it Physical or Chemical?
Glass breaking
Physical
Is it Physical or Chemical?
Chemical
Burning leaves
Is it Physical or Chemical?
Physical
Butter melting
Is it Physical or Chemical?
Chemical
Fireworks exploding
Is it Physical or Chemical?
Physical
Pouring milk on cereal
Is it Physical or Chemical?
Physical
Mowing a lawn
Is it Physical or Chemical?
Physical
Separating sand and gravel
Is it Physical or Chemical?
Chemical
Bleaching hair
Is it Physical or Chemical?
Chemical
Frying an egg
Is it Physical or Chemical?
Physical
Hammering nails into wood to frame a house
Is it Physical or Chemical?
Chemical
Burning toast
Is it Physical or Chemical?
Physical
Mixing powdered Kool-Aid with water
Is it Physical or Chemical?
Physical
Adding salt to water to gargle
Is it Physical or Chemical?
Chemical
Food spoiling
Is it Physical or Chemical?
Chemical
Rusting bicycle
Is it Physical or Chemical?
Physical
Melting ice cream
Changes
PhysicalChemical
Properties
PhysicalChemical