Title: Interpret the results of an investigation to determine whether a physical or chemical change has occurred.
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- Interpret the results of an investigation to
determine whether a physical or chemical change
has occurred.
2Interpret the results of an investigation to
determine whether a physical or chemical change
has occurred.
- Key concepts/skills
- Level 1 Define key vocabulary.
- Level 2 Identify the chemical and physical
- properties of matter.
- Level 3 Distinguish between physical and
- chemical changes given
investigations - or situations.
3Interpret the results of an investigation to
determine whether a physical or chemical change
has occurred.
- Key vocabulary
- Physical properties flammability
- Physical change reactivity
- Chemical properties
- Chemical change
4Interpret the results of an investigation to
determine whether a physical or chemical change
has occurred.
- Physical Properties
- Size, Shape, Color, Odor, Texture, things that
can be observed with senses - Change of state, malleability, ductility,
conductivity - All Physical properties change during a chemical
reaction - Physical Properties gt New Physical Properties
5Interpret the results of an investigation to
determine whether a physical or chemical change
has occurred.
- II. Chemical Properties
- Flammability how easily a substance burns
- Reactivity how easily a substance reacts with
others - A substances chem. props. Going into a reaction
change completely and the substance coming out of
the reaction has new chemical properties - D. Chem Props. gt New chem. Props
6Interpret the results of an investigation to
determine whether a physical or chemical change
has occurred.
- III. Physical changes
- A change in physical properties without changing
the identity of the substance (paper is still
paper) - Note phys props. change but not chem. props.
7Interpret the results of an investigation to
determine whether a physical or chemical change
has occurred.
- Chemical Changes
- When one or more substance changes into new
substances with new chem. and phys. props. - Note Chem. and Phys. props change with a chem.
Change - Chem. Changes are not reversible by any physical
means
8Interpret the results of an investigation to
determine whether a physical or chemical change
has occurred.
- 1. Is gas, heat, or light given off?
- If Yes Chemical
- 2. Does the substance maintain its identity?
- If yes physical
- 3. Are more than 2 physical properties changed?
- If yes chemical
9Interpret the results of an investigation to
determine whether a physical or chemical change
has occurred.
- Chemical or physical change?