Physical Changes and Chemical Changes. Physical Changes A physical change is when a substance changes, but remains the same substance.  Change in size.

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Physical Changes and Chemical Changes

Physical Changes A physical change is when a substance changes, but remains the same substance.  Change in size. If a piece of paper is cut into two pieces, the paper becomes smaller, but still remains as paper.  Change in shape. A tree is carved into a baseball bat. The wood changes shape, but still remains as wood.  Change in state. H 2 O as liquid water freezes and changes into solid ice. The H 2 O changes state from a liquid to a solid, but still remains H 2 O.

More about changes of state…four states.  The four states of mater are solid, liquid, gas, plasma. A solid has a constant shape and a constant volume. ○ A solid substance like a piece of wood will keep it shape and size under normal circumstances. ○ Solids can be flexible. A rubber band is a solid, but it can stretch. Although you can temporarily change its shape, it will return to is original shape when not being acted upon. A liquid has a variable shape, but a constant volume. ○ A liquid will take on the shape of its container, however the volume will stay the same. If you pour 100mL of water into a flat pan, the water will take on the shape of the flat pan but will still remain 100mL. ○ If you pour 100mL of water into a tall glass, the water will take on the shape of the tall glass but will still remain 100mL. A gas has a variable shape and variable volume. ○ Gases take on the shape of their container like liquids, but have the ability to expand. Plasma does not follow the rules above. Plasma is the high energy state of matter that is found in lightning, fire, etc.

More about changes of state…change from one state of matter to another.  Liquid to Solid / Solid to Liquid If something changes from a liquid to a solid it is called freezing. ○ Substances do not have to be “cold” to freeze. Most metals will change from liquid metal to solid metal at room temperature. If something changes from a solid to a liquid it is called melting. ○ Substances do not have to be “hot” to melt. Ice will melt at room temperature.  Liquid to Gas / Gas to Liquid If something changes from a liquid to a gas it is called vaporization. ○ After a rain, the liquid water (H 2 O) on the ground eventually disappears. The water changes from a liquid to H 2 O gas in the air. If something changes from a gas to a liquid to a gas it is called condensation. ○ Clouds are a result of H 2 O changing from a gas to a liquid.

Chemical Changes A chemical change is when a substance changes into a new substance.  Change into a new substance. When a chemical change occurs, a new substance forms that has completely different properties than the original substance. ○ Paper is a white solid. When paper is burned, it is turned into ash which is a black, flaky substance. Ash has completely different properties than paper. ○ When sodium, a slivery colored soft metal is combined with chlorine, a green poisonous gas, it forms table salt! When a chemical change occurs it is very difficult if not impossible to return the substance to its original form. ○ Once paper has burned and turned into ash, it is impossible to turn it back into paper!

More about chemical changes…new substance.  The there are four indicators that a chemical change may have occurred and something has changed into a new substance. (Be careful there are exceptions to each rule!) Change in color. ○ When white paper turns into black ash, a color change and a chemical change has occurred. Gasses are given off. ○ When a piece of paper is burned, smoke and other gasses such as carbon monoxide are produced. Something gets hot and / or a light is produced. ○ When things get hot, as when paper is burned, a chemical change may have occurred. ○ When the chemicals in a glow stick are combined, the glow stick produces light. Something gets cold. ○ When the chemicals are mixed within a cold pack, the cold pack gets cold.

Butter melting on your toast….. This is a Physical Change! This is a Chemical Change! Bread Toasting….. Is this a Physical or Chemical change?

Ice Cubes Melting….. This is a Physical Change too! Getting a haircut….. This is a Physical Change! Is this a Physical or Chemical change?

A bike rusting….. This is a Chemical Change too! Fireworks Exploding….. This is a Chemical Change!