Properties of substances
Thermal and electrical conductors
Reversible or Irreversible
Chemical Reactions
Challenge Zone
100

Ice melts at a temperature of _________

0 °C 

100

Heat cannot be transferred from one object to another. 

True or False

False.

100

Dissolving sugar in water → Reversible or Irreversible?

Reversible

100

Give one example for chemical reaction

Learners response

(some examples)

Burning of paper/wood – produces ash, smoke, and gases.

Rusting of iron – iron reacts with oxygen and moisture to form rust.

Cooking food – new substances are formed while heating.

Digesting food – food is broken down into simpler substances in the stomach.

Baking a cake – ingredients react and change into a fluffy cake.

Souring of milk – milk turns into curd/yogurt.

100

Which process is faster: boiling or evaporation? 

Why?

Boiling is faster Boiling
  • Happens at a fixed temperature (boiling point).

  • Bubbles are seen throughout the liquid.

  • The process is fast.

  • Heat is supplied continuously.

  • Evaporation

      Happens at any temperature (not fixed).

      Takes place only at the surface of the liquid.

      The process is slow.

      No bubbles are formed.

    200

    When a liquid boils, all the particles in the liquid have enough energy to become a gas. 

    True or False

    True

    200

    Substances and materials that conduct heat well are called _______________

    Thermal conductors

    200

    Burning paper → Reversible or Irreversible?

    Irreversible

    200

    When some substances are mixed together, they change and form a new substance. This is called a _______________

    Chemical reaction

    300

    Which among the following is not a property of a gas?

    a) It takes up space
    b) It is packed tightly
    c) It has mass


    (b) It is packed tightly

    300

    Give one example of a poor conductor of heat.

    wood, plastic, rubber, glass, wool, air, cork

    300

    If you accidentally spill salt in water, is this change reversible or irreversible?

    Reversible

    300

    Choose the correct answer

    The substances that react together are called _________. The new substances that form are called the ___________.

    1. products and reactants

    2. reactions and reacts

    3. reactants and products


    3. reactants and products

    400

    Evaporation can occur at any temperature.


    Do you agree or disagree?


    Answer: Agree

    Evaporation can take place at any temperature, because particles at the surface of a liquid can escape into the air if they gain enough energy.

    400

    Find out the name for materials and substances that are not good conductors of heat.

    Insulators

    400

    Why is the melting of ice considered a reversible change, but burning paper is irreversible?

    • Melting of ice is reversible because water can freeze back into ice.

    • Burning paper is irreversible because it turns into ash and cannot return to paper

    400

    Sana drops a fizzy tablet into a glass of water. What evidence will she have that a chemical reaction is taking place?


    She will see bubbles/fizzing because a gas is produced. 

    Change in sound (fizzing).

    The tablet disappears as new substances form.

    500

    Which of the following substances has a melting point of about 1064 °C?

    a) Gold
    b) Liquid gold
    c) Vinegar

    a) Gold

    500

    In which cup will your tea stay warm longest: 

    A) a stainless steel cup

    B) a glass cup

    C)  a polystyrene foam cup

    Give one reason

    c)a polystyrene foam cup

    Reason: very poor conductor of heat and keeps the heat inside.

    500

    When we mix boiling water with jelly powder it becomes a liquid. In the fridge it becomes a solid. How can we make solid jelly change back to a liquid?

    Reheat it

    500

    When vinegar and baking soda react, we can see that gas is produced. How can we tell that a reaction has taken place?


    1. A new substance (carbon dioxide gas) is formed.

    2. There is fizzing/bubbling when the gas is released.


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