Physical & chemical change

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Physical Change Physical changes in a substance affect its physical properties No new substance is formed during a physical change. Physical changes are usually reversible.

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Physical Change

Physical changes in a substance affect its physical properties

No new substance is formed during a physical change.

Physical changes are usually reversible.

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Ice into water…

Melting ice into water…

Is this an example of physical change?

Ask yourself:‘Can water be turned back into ice?’

(i.e can the change be reversed?)

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Dissolving salt into water

Is this an example of Physical change?

Can you write down a method for reversing this process?

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Chemical Change

Changes of matter that produce new substances.

The new substances have chemical properties which are different from the original substances.

Chemical changes are usually difficult to reverse.

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Signs of chemical change

There is a permanent colour change A gas is given off There is a change in temperature A precipitate (solid) forms when two

liquids are mixed Light is emitted

Can you think of others?