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Can you change your matter?. Name one physical property of this bear. Review. Chemical Properties. The ability of a substance to undergo chemical reactions and form NEW substances Chemical Properties describe CHEMICAL CHANGES - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Name one Name one physicalphysical property property of this of this bear.bear.
Chemical PropertiesTheThe ability ability of a substance to undergo of a substance to undergo
chemical reactions and form NEW chemical reactions and form NEW substances substances
Chemical Properties Chemical Properties describedescribe CHEMICAL CHEMICAL CHANGESCHANGES
Example: burning a tree creates new substances (ash and smoke)
Examples of Chemical Properties
• Combustibility
• Reactivity with oxygen, acid or water
• Flammability
Give an Give an example of a example of a
chemical chemical property.property.
Study Buddy Review!!
Classify each as a physical or chemical property of matter:
• Blue Color• Ability to Rust• Density• Flammability• Reacts with a base to form water• Boiling Point• Reacts with water to form a gas• Luster• Mass• Odor
Physical Change is a change that affects one or more physical properties of
a substance.
What could you What could you do to this do to this lemon to lemon to change it change it
physically?physically?
How can you physically change the paper?
• Crumble Crumble it.it.
• Rip it.Rip it.
• Cut it.Cut it.
How can you physically change ice?
•Cut it.Cut it.•Melt it.Melt it.
Examples of Physical Changes
• Freezing water into ice cubes
• Sanding a piece of wood
• Cutting your hair
• Crushing an aluminum can
• Bending a paperclip
• Ironing your clothes
A chemical change occurs when a substance changes into something new. This occurs due to heating, chemical reaction, etc.
You can tell a chemical change has occurred if the density, melting point or freezing point of the original substance changes.
Examples of Chemical Changes…
• Combustion
• Electrolysis
• Oxidation
• Tarnishing
• Reacting with oxygen, acid or water
Evidence for Chemical Reactions…
• Color Change• Precipitation• Gas production• Temperature changes• Changes in properties
• Reaction with acids• Reaction with bases
(alkalis)• Reaction with oxygen
(combustion)• Ability to act as
oxidizing agent
• Ability to act as reducing agent
• Reaction with other elements
• Decomposition into simpler substances
• Corrosion
Discover Activity
• Obtain a small piece of chalk. Observe it and record its properties in your notebook.
• Place the chalk on a piece of paper and crush it with the back of a spoon. Record the changes that occurred in your notebook
Discover Activity (Cont.)
• Place some of the crushed chalk into the bowl of the spoon. Add about 8 drops of vinegar. Record what happens in your notebook.
Explanation
• Chalk is mostly a single substance, calcium carbonate. Do you think a new substance was formed when the chalk was crushed?
• Do you think a new substance was formed when vinegar was added? Provide evidence for your answers.
Physical Changes
• Changes that alter the form or appearance of matter.
• Does not change the substances in the matter into new substances.
Examples of Physical Changes…
• Changes in State– When matter changes from a solid to a liquid
or a liquid to a gas.– Ice/water vapor/liquid water
• Dissolving
• Bending, crushing, breaking, chopping
Check for understanding
Why is the melting of an ice cube called a physical change?
– The substance is still water, just the form has changed.
Chemical Change
• Occurs when a substance is transformed into a different substance.
• The newly formed substances have different properties than the original substances.
Discover Activity
• Take a beaker and fill with 50 mL of water
• Drop 3 drops of red dye into the water
• Make observations.
• Is it a physical or chemical change?
• Which one is the Solvent? Solute?
Cont. Discover Activity
• Now, add 5 drops of bleach to the solution of red colored water.
• Make observations.
• Is this a physical or chemical change? Explain.
Let’s See What You Have Learned Let’s See What You Have Learned About the Properties of Matter…About the Properties of Matter…