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A process in which two or more substances when mixed together produce one or more new substances.

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1 A process in which two or more substances when mixed together produce one or more new substances.

2 When a chemical reaction occurs the products and reactants may have different properties you can observe

3 precipitate bubbles or fizz Examples:

4 different color change in temperature

5 It is likely a chemical reaction has occurred if you observe: 1.Gas formation 2.Precipitate formation 3.Change in color 4.Change in temperature

6 WARNING! Physical changes are not chemical reactions Physical changes include: melting, freezing, boiling, evaporating,dissolving Physical changes are reversible Chemical changes are NOT reversible Physical changes do not produce new substances

7 Chemicals to mix:Observations: Is there evidence a new substance formed? Is it likely that a chemical reaction took place? One: calcium chloride baking soda Water Two: Calcium chloride Citric acid water Three: Citric acid Baking soda water

8 Why is the Statue of Liberty green? Homework

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