Heating and Cooling Materials

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Heating and Cooling Materials

Learning objectives that heating some materials can cause them to change that cooling some materials can cause them to change

Remember…… Heating something is causing its temperature to rise. It is not setting it alight.

Predict what will happen to the material when it is heated. Look at each picture. Predict what will happen to the material when it is heated.

Decide whether these changes are reversible or irreversible.

This is a reversible change

This is an irreversible change

This is an irreversible change

This is an irreversible change

This is a reversible change

This is an irreversible change

This is a reversible change

Now suggest materials that are changed by cooling and decide whether these changes are reversible or irreversible.