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Physical & Chemical Changes
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What is a physical change? In physical changes, matter may look, act, or feel different. But it is still the SAME thing. The molecules have NOT changed.
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Types of Physical Changes Breaking Crushing Cutting Bending Melting Freezing Boiling
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Examples of Physical Changes If you tear, fold, or crumple a piece of paper, it looks different. But it is still a piece of paper. If you break, sharpen, or chew on a pencil, it looks different. But it is still a pencil.
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Ice can change to water. Water can change to ice. It’s still H 2 O either way.
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Liquid water can change to water vapor when it is heated. Water vapor can change to liquid water when it is cooled. It’s still H2O either way.
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What is a chemical change? In chemical changes, matter becomes something completely different. The molecules have changed.
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Examples of Chemical Changes Think about baking a cake. The batter is a liquid mixture of flour, sugar, water, and other ingredients. When you heat it in the oven, the batter turns into a yummy solid. You can’t ever change it back into flour, sugar, water, and other ingredients. The batter has become something new.
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If you leave iron out for a long time, it will rust. When fireworks change colors, a chemical change is happening. If you light a match, it can never be the same again. Examples of Chemical Changes
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Show Me! Draw an example of a physical change. Draw an example of a chemical change.
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You Decide! frying an egg
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This is a chemical change. The egg can never go back to the way it was before.
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boiling water
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This is a physical change. The water vapor that is produced will condense into liquid water when it cools.
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burning gasoline
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This is a chemical change. Once your car has used the gasoline, it can never be used again.
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breaking glass
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This is a physical change. It looks different, but it’s still glass.
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compressing (squeezing) a spring
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This is a physical change. It looks different, but it’s still a spring.
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souring milk
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This is a chemical change. Rotten foods and drinks can never go back to the way they were before. One big clue is the smell. Strong odors can be a sign of a chemical change.
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