Unit 3 Matter and Chemical Change. There are 2 types of change:  ________Change - one in which a material changes from one state to another and can change.

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Unit 3 Matter and Chemical Change

There are 2 types of change:  ________Change - one in which a material changes from one state to another and can change back into its original state. (eg) Salt dissolved in water. Frozen juice thawing  _________Change - occurs when two or more materials react and create new materials. The new materials have completely different properties from the original substances

Evidence of Chemical Change Example Change in colourWhen bleach is added to the dye on a denim jacket, a noticeable colour change occurs. Change in odourWhen a match is struck, the substances in the match head react and give off a distinctive odour. Formation of a solid (precipitate) or gas When vinegar (a liquid) is added to baking soda (a solid), carbon dioxide gas is formed. Release or absorption of heat energy When gasoline burns in a car engine, heat is released. *Change is difficult or impossible to reverse

 ____________________Foods  Benefit – food can be eaten long after it was packaged (many months later)  _________uses this technique. (called MRE or meal ready to eat) Two MRE packets: beef teriyaki and meatloaf with gravy

 Corn can be made into __________, and paint and nail polish remover.  This is done through the chemical process of ___________________.  What is the benefit to these corn substances?

Check and Reflect pg 109 Questions 1-7