obj 2 chemical and physical change
Post on 25-May-2015
578 Views
Preview:
TRANSCRIPT
Chemical and Physical Change
Can You Tell the Difference?
Physical Changes
• A physical change is one that affects one or more physical properties of a substance. Physical changes can usually be undone.
Some Examples:•Crumpling up paper
•Breaking a piece of chalk in two•Dissolving salt in water
•Melting ice•Sanding wood
Chemical Changes• A chemical change is when a substance is changed
into an entirely new substance. Chemical changes cannot be undone.
Some Clues that tell you a change is
chemical:
1. Change in color
2. Fizzing or foaming
3. Heat Generated
4. Sound
5. Light
6. Odor
Some Examples:
•Fireworks
•Vinegar and Baking Soda
•Burning Something
•Getting a Perm
•Glow Sticks
Change It Up!!Change It Up!!The class has been split into two teams. Each team needs to form a straight line. The person at the front of each line will answer first. Their teammates must remain silent. An example of
a change will be given. The first person to correctly identify whether the change is
physical or chemical returns to the end of their teams’ line. The other person returns to their
seat. The team with the most members left by the end wins the game. Let’s Play!
Crumpling Up A Piece Of Paper
Fire Crackers
Melting An Ice Cube
Erosion of Sandstone
Shooting a Gun
Deflating A Ball
Sewing a Quilt
Dying Easter Eggs
Glow Sticks
Vinegar and Baking Soda
Digesting Food
Getting a Perm
Making Kool-Aid
Freezing Juice To Make Popsicles
Sanding Wood
Painting A Fence
Weaving Cloth
A Light Bulb Emitting Light
Braiding Someone’s Hair
Breaking Chalk In Half
Painting Your Nails
Mixing The Ingredients To
Make Bread
Baking The Bread
Fertilizing Your Lawn
Getting a Hair Cut
Speeding Up Your Car With NOS
Dissolving Salt In Water
Putting On Make-up
Hand Warmers
Neon Lights
Sandblasting Your Jeans
top related