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Physical and Chemical Changes
2016-2017
Video
Warm Up 2/5/17
• Balance the following equation:
• 2Fe2O3 + C  Fe + 3CO2
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Underline the coefficients and circle the subscripts
Put a Box around the reactants
Are there any elements? Which ones?
Is there any compounds? Which ones?
How many total atoms in your products?
What is a Physical Change?
• A physical change alters the form of a
substance, but does not change it to another
substance.
Example:
Making Orange Juice
What is a Chemical Change?
• When a substance undergoes a chemical
change, it is changed into a different
substance with different properties.
Example:
Baking a Cake
5 Signs of a Chemical Change
1. Color Change
2. Precipitation
Precipitation
• Precipitation – the solid that forms from a
solution during a chemical reaction.
• It looks like a cloudy solid in an otherwise
clear solution.
5 Signs of a Chemical Change
3. Gas Production
4. Temperature Change
5 Signs of a Chemical Change
5. Changes in Characteristic Properties
(odor, light given off)
Chemical or Physical Change?
• Cutting paper?
• Physical
Chemical or Physical Change?
• Ice melting?
• Physical
Chemical or Physical Change?
• Toast burning?
• Chemical
Chemical or Physical Change?
• Rocket fuel burning?
• Chemical
Chemical or Physical Change?
• Sawing wood?
• Physical
Chemical or Physical Change?
• Metal rusting?
• Chemical
Chemical or Physical Change?
• Disappearing puddle?
• Physical
Chemical or Physical Change?
• Candle burning?
• Chemical
Chemical or Physical Change?
• Dry ice?
• Physical
Summary
Physical Changes
-Crushing a can
-Melting
-Boiling
-Mixing sand and water
-Breaking a glass
-Dissolving sugar and
water
-Shredding paper
-Chopping wood
-Mixing red and green
marbles
-Sublimation of dry ice
Chemical Changes
-Rusting of Iron
-Bubbling/fizzing
-Change in Temperature
-Combustion (burning
wood)
-Metabolism (break down
food in the body)
-Mixing an acid and a base
-Cooking (an egg)
-Digesting sugar (amylase
in saliva)
-Explosion (the origin of it)
-Rotting bananas
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