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Evidence of Chemical Changes How can you tell something has changed into something new?

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Page 1: Evidence of Chemical Changes How can you tell something has changed into something new?

Evidence of Chemical ChangesHow can you tell something has changed into something new?

Page 2: Evidence of Chemical Changes How can you tell something has changed into something new?

Evidence we already know:• A gas is produced

▫Evidence: you will see bubbles or hear fizzing

• The temperature changed▫What you are working with got hot or cold

Endothermic = feels colder Exothermic = feels hotter

• Color change▫Think of the Statue of Liberty – it WAS copper,

now it’s a green color….that’s a chemical change!

Page 3: Evidence of Chemical Changes How can you tell something has changed into something new?

More evidence!

•It smells different▫If something has a different odor than

before, a chemical change has happened•It changes form

▫If you burn something, like paper•Light, heat, or sound is given off

▫When something explodes•If a solid forms

▫Science Fancy Word: solid forms = precipitate

Page 4: Evidence of Chemical Changes How can you tell something has changed into something new?

If we could see the atoms…

Which part of the atom is responsible for reactivity?Hint: it’s the outermost something…

Those interact with each other to

form something new. The Main Point!

Page 5: Evidence of Chemical Changes How can you tell something has changed into something new?

So what is a physical change?

Physical Change: you do not make a new substance

Physical Change examples:▫Changes states of matter (solid, liquid, gas)

Example: Water, Ice, and Steam are all the same – you have just changed the physical properties

Example: making a baseball bat out of wood – the wood has only changed shape

Page 6: Evidence of Chemical Changes How can you tell something has changed into something new?

Let’s get some practice!

In the next few slides, use your ring cards to select either:

A) Physical ChangeB) Chemical ChangeC) Don’t Know

Be prepared to explain why it’s the type of change it is! You can use your notes from today if you need to.

Page 7: Evidence of Chemical Changes How can you tell something has changed into something new?

Which type of change?

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Page 8: Evidence of Chemical Changes How can you tell something has changed into something new?

Which type of change?

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Page 9: Evidence of Chemical Changes How can you tell something has changed into something new?

Which type of change?

Digesting Food

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Page 10: Evidence of Chemical Changes How can you tell something has changed into something new?

Which type of change?

Flammability

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Page 11: Evidence of Chemical Changes How can you tell something has changed into something new?

Which type of change?

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