Name 3 identifiers of a chemical change.
Bubbles, gives off heat, gives off light, changes color, gives off a smell
When water turns from a liquid to a gas.
Evaporation
The color of an object.
Is toast an example of a physical change or a chemical change? Why?
Toast is an example of a chemical change because there is a color change, a smell is given off, and you cannot return the toast to its original condition.
100mL
When testing an object to see if it sticks to a magnet, you are testing the objects...
Magnetism
When your bicycle begins to rust, is this an example of a physical change or a chemical change? Why?
It is a chemical change because there is a change in color and the hardness/properties of the metal change.
If I left a sealed cup that has 100mL of water outside in the 100 degree weather. How much water will be left at the end of the day?
100mL
Identifying an object based on how the object feels, you are identifying the objects...
Texture
If I do an experiment and the substance I began with has the following results, is it a chemical change or a physical change?
Changes color: no
Gives off heat: yes
Bubbles: no
Gives off light: no
Gives off a smell: no
Yes
When water molecules in a gas begin to slow down and change back to a liquid.
Condensation
What material is typically used as an electrical conductor?
Are all of these types of material good conductors?
What 2 materials do we typically use as electrical conductors?
Metals, but not all metals are good conductors. Silver and Copper are two of the best that we consistently use.
When you bake a batch of cookies, are you creating a physical change or a chemical change?
Baking cookies is an example of a chemical change because your ingredients all combine to make a new substance. There is also a smell given off.
Explain why the 12oz steak you order only weighs 10oz after you cook it.
When you cook food, water is lost through evaporation, so the mass of the food becomes less.
When identifying if an object dissolves in water, you are testing the if the item is...
Soluble or solubility