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Please place Balancing Equations 101 out to be collected. Today’s Goal:. Explain the difference between. Physical Change and Chemical Change. Physical Change. A change in a substance that does not change the identity of the substance. Physical Change. Examples: Ice melting - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Homework for week of Jan 24-28Mon
S. LearnChemical vs. Physical Change
TuesC. Lab Day
Chemistry Current Event due Thursday
Weds Review
Th Bond Test
FriCSA
Present
Progress Reports 1 week from today
• Please place Balancing Equations 101 out to be collected.
•Explain the difference between
Physical Change Physical Change
andand
Chemical ChangeChemical Change
Physical Change
A change in a substance that does not change
the identity of the substance.
Physical Change
Examples:
•Ice melting
•Ripping paper in half
•Mixing ice tea mix in water
•Chewing your food
Chemical Change
A change in a substance that results in a new
substance being formed.
Chemical Change
Examples:
•Burning a match
•Cooking food
•Rust forming
•Digesting food
Physical Change or Chemical Change ? You decide..
Chemical changeBurning the wick of a birthday candle
Physical changePutting salt on the icy sidewalk
Physical changeThe melting wax on a candle
Chemical changeBaking a cake
Physical Change or Chemical Change ? You decide..
Physical changeColoring in a coloring book
Chemical changeBleaching your hair
Physical changeCutting your hair
Physical changeSawing a piece of wood
Chemical changes create
new substancesnew substances.
New substances are the result of a
chemical reactionchemical reaction.
Mg(s) + 2 HCl(aq) → MgCl2 (aq) + H2(g)
Another example :
Electrolysis of water produces new substances known as
Hydrogen and Oxygen gasHydrogen and Oxygen gas
(H2) (O2)
2H2O(l) --> 2H2(g) + O2(g)