Physical and Chemical Changes Physical Changes Physical Change

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Physical and Chemical Changes

Physical and Chemical Changes

Physical Changes • Physical Change: a change in matter in which no new substance

Physical Changes • Physical Change: a change in matter in which no new substance is formed • New properties are temporary and can be reversed

Physical Changes Common Physical Changes 1) Bends or stretches (Ductility) 2) Breaks or cuts

Physical Changes Common Physical Changes 1) Bends or stretches (Ductility) 2) Breaks or cuts 3) Color 4) Phase Change (from solid-> liquid, or liquid-> gas) 4) Hammered into sheet (malleable) 5) Dissolves in water 6) Flows Slowly (Viscosity)

Chemical Changes • Chemical change: a change in matter in which at least one

Chemical Changes • Chemical change: a change in matter in which at least one new substance WITH NEW PROPERTIES is formed • Difficult or impossible to reverse

Chemical Changes 7 Signs a Chemical Change has occurred: 1) Heat or light is

Chemical Changes 7 Signs a Chemical Change has occurred: 1) Heat or light is produced or absorbed 2) The starting material is used up 3) A new color appears or starting color disappears 4) A material with new properties forms 5) Gas bubbles form in a liquid 6) Grains of solid precipitate form in a liquid 7) The change is difficult to reverse

Foldable • Label each foldable flap Physical Properties Chemical Properties Physical Changes Chemical Changes

Foldable • Label each foldable flap Physical Properties Chemical Properties Physical Changes Chemical Changes

Foldable 1. Write a definition for physical and chemical changes 2. Describe or draw

Foldable 1. Write a definition for physical and chemical changes 2. Describe or draw 3 examples of physical changes 3. Describe or draw 3 examples of chemical changes • *Use Reading on page 157, 158 in book to help* Write definition Describe 3 examples Chemical Properties Physical Chemical Changes