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Physical and Chemical Changes in Matter. How to tell the difference. Matter- what is it?. Defined as anything that has mass and takes up space Can be measured with tools like: Graduated cylinder Triple beam balance Ruler. Physical Change.
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Physical and Chemical Changes in Matter How to tell the difference
Matter- what is it? • Defined as anything that has mass and takes up space • Can be measured with tools like: • Graduated cylinder • Triple beam balance • Ruler
Physical Change • Substance may seem different, but no new substance is created!!!!
Physical Change Molecules stay the same, but move farther apart
It’s a physical change if… • It changes shape or size.
It’s a physical change if… • It dissolves.
It’s a physical change if... • It changes phase, or state of matter.
Changing states of matter- Physical Change More heat added: Heat added: Melts Boils or Evaporates Gets even colder, Heat removed: Cools down, Heat removed: Condenses Freezes
Chemical Change • Makes new substances as the result of a chemical reaction.
Chemical Change Molecules are re-arranged forming a new substance.
Chemical Change Molecules are re-arranged forming a new substance.
It’s a chemical change if…. • It burns.
It’s a chemical change if…. • Temperature changes without heating/cooling.
It’s a chemical change if... • It bubbles (makes a gas).
It’s a chemical change if... • It changes color.
It’s a chemical change if... • It forms a precipitate (unexpected formation of a solid).
It’s a chemical change if... • Change in odor or smell.
Ralley Round Table List the evidence for a chemical reaction Hint… there are 6. • It burns • It changes temperature • It bubbles (a gas forms) • It changes color • A precipitate forms • Change in odor or smell