Physical or Chemical Changes
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Elements
100

A block of ice is heated.  The ice melts and forms water.

Physical Change

100

a change that occurs in matter in which no bonds are broken or formed, the substance is the same substance before and after the reaction

Physical Change

100

5 Signs of a Chemical Change

color change, pH change, gas production, changes in temperature, precipitation
100

A solid when you mix to liquids

Precipitate

100

Na

Sodium

200

Iron is exposed to air and water.  Rust forms.

 Chemical

200

a positive electric charge

Proton

200

Two things must happen for a chemical change to occur

  1.  Bonds must be broken or formed

  2. The chemical and physical properties of the reactants change

200

Substance that does The dissolving

Solvent

200

NaCl

Sodium Chloride
300

Bromine has a red color.  

Physical

300

the substances you mix together to make the reaction happen, found to the left of the arrow in an equation

Reactant

300

a change in matter that results from breaking bonds or forming new bonds

Chemical Change

300

Substance that is dissolved

Solute

300

CO2

Carbon Dioxide

400

Diamonds are capable of cutting glass.  

Physical

400

the substances that are produced in a reaction, the substances that are made from the reaction, found to the right of the arrow in an equation

Products

400

Photosynthesis is a 

Chemical Reaction

400

Draw the Bohr Model

Bohr Model

400

Two or more elements joined together chemically in a definite proportion

Compound Example H2O