C1.1.2 - Chemical and physical changes Flashcards

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What is a physical change?

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A physical change halogens when a substance changes state or shape or breaks into pieces but no new substances are made

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Can physical changes be reversed?

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Yes, many of them can be reversed

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What are some examples of physical changes?

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  • freezing juice to make an ice lolly
  • mixing sand with water
  • dissolving sugar in water
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What is a chemical change?

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It is a change that produces one or more new substances

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What are some examples of chemical changes?

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  • cooking eggs, cakes and other food
  • steel rusting
  • am acid reacting with an alkali to make a salt and water
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What happens to particles in physical changes?

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The particles stay the same but their arrangement and movement change

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What happens to particles in chemical changes?

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The particles break up and then join together in different ways

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