Physical Changes
Chemical Changes
States of Matter
Tuesday's Practical
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Finish the sentence: In a physical change no __________________

New substances are formed

100

Finish the sentence: A chemical change involves the formation of ______________

New substances

100

Name the process when a liquid turns into a gas

Evaporation

100

What was the colour of the Copper Sulphate solution?

Blue

100

What is a solvent?

Something that dissolves another substance

200

Name 2 of the 4 types of physical changes we have discussed in class

Change in state, change in shape, dissolving, mixing

200

Name 2 of the 4 indicators of a chemical change

Colour change, Gas produced/bubbles formed, Precipitate formed, Change in Temperature

200

What happens to the temperature of a substance as it turns from a solid to a liquid to a gas

Temperature Increases

200

What was the colour of the precipitate formed when Silver Nitrate was mixed with Hydrochloric Acid

White

200

What is a solute?

The substance that gets dissolved

300

What kind of physical change occurs when oil is added to water

Mixing
300

List the indicators of a chemical change present when you start a fire

Gas produced (smoke), temperature change

300

What happens to the particles of a substances as its temperature decreases

The particles move closer together

300

When Magnesium metal was added to Copper Sulphate solution, what was the black solid that was formed?

Copper Metal

300

What special name do we give a mixture where one substance has dissolved in another?

A solution

400

What kind of physical change occurs when a glass window gets foggy on a cold day

Change of state, water vapor in the air condenses into a liquid when touching the cold glass

400

List the indicator/s of a chemical change present when you fry an egg

Colour change (Transparent to white)

400

The name for when a solid turns straight into a gas

Sublimation

400

What type of gas was produced when magnesium metal was added to hydrochloric acid?

Hydrogen gas

400
What is a precipitate

A solid created in a chemical change that does not dissolve

500

Explain how dissolving is different to mixing

Mixing is just combining two or more substances. Dissolving involves the separation of one substance into tiny particles, these particles are being pulled apart another substance.

500

Explain why boiling water does not count as a chemical change, even though a gas is being produced

No new substances are being formed, the gas being produced is the same substance as the water, only the state has changed

500

The name for when a gas turns straight into a solid

Deposition

500

Why was the mixing of Ammonium Chloride and Water considered a Physical Change?

The ammonium chloride dissolved in the water, dissolving is a physical change as no new substances are formed

500

Describe the best way to separate a mixture of salt and sand

Add water to the mixture, the salt will dissolve, the sand will not. The sand can then be filtered off.
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