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Chemical reactions and physical changes

Chemical Reactions Physical Changes Name that change! More name that change! Chemical vs. Physical!!
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Why is the sky blue?
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Why is the sky blue?
True
Name two chemical reactions.
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Name two chemical reactions.
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During a chemical reaction there can be an unexpected change in . . .?
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During a chemical reaction there can be an unexpected change in . . .?
Color, temperature, or state of matter.
When is color change considered a chemical reaction?
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When is color change considered a chemical reaction?
When it is unexpected.
Mixing vinegar and baking soda is considered a chemical reaction because why?
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Mixing vinegar and baking soda is considered a chemical reaction because why?
It produces a new substance, a gas. Carbon dioxide.
When paper is torn, it is a physical change because why?
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When paper is torn, it is a physical change because why?
It does not create a new substance, the pieces are still paper.
Name two physical changes.
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Name two physical changes.
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Why is melting a physical change?
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Why is melting a physical change?
It does not create a new substance.
Rust is a physical change. True or false?
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Rust is a physical change. True or false?
False.
Explain what a physical change is.
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Explain what a physical change is.
A change that may cause the substance to look differently in size or shape, but does not create a new substance or unexpected change.
Chocolate melting.
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Chocolate melting.
Physical change
Mixing vinegar and baking soda.
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Mixing vinegar and baking soda.
Chemical reaction.
A light bulb being turned on.
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A light bulb being turned on.
Physical change.
Eating a doughnut
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Eating a doughnut
Chemical reaction.
Breaking a glass.
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Breaking a glass.
physical change.
Roasting a marshmallow.
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Roasting a marshmallow.
Chemical reaction.
Lighting a match.
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Lighting a match.
Chemical reaction.
Molding a piece of clay to make a sculpture.
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Molding a piece of clay to make a sculpture.
Physical change.
Tearing up a piece of cloth.
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Tearing up a piece of cloth.
Physical change.
Heating iron to make steel.
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Heating iron to make steel.
Chemical reaction.
Firing clay in a kiln to make pottery.
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Firing clay in a kiln to make pottery.
Chemical reaction
Making popsicles.
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Making popsicles.
Physical change
Sanding a piece of wood to build a shelf.
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Sanding a piece of wood to build a shelf.
Physical change.
Mixing a green liquid and a yellow liquid to create a pink solid.
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Mixing a green liquid and a yellow liquid to create a pink solid.
Chemical reaction.
Mixing two substances and having them produce heat.
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Mixing two substances and having them produce heat.
Chemical reaction.
What is a quick test to see if a change is a physical one or a chemical reaction?
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What is a quick test to see if a change is a physical one or a chemical reaction?
Is something completely new and different produced, or is the substance still the same, but with a different appearance.




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