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Physical and Chemical Changes Video intro
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In a physical change, a new substance is formed
True
False
Which of the following items are true about chemical changes?
They are NOT reverseable
New substances are formed
No new substances are formed
They are reverseable
Using what you know now, is lighting a piece of paper on fire a physical change, or a chemical change?
Physical
Chemical
Cutting the lemon: Physical or chemical change?
Physical
Chemical
Squeezing the lemon into the water creates a(n)...
Atom
Mixture
Compound
The ice melting is an example of a....
Chemical change
Physical change
In a physical change, no new substance is formed
True
False
When ice becomes water, we have a new substance and a chemical change
True
False
Physical changes are
reversable
forever
Temporary
A chemical change is...
forever
reversible
temporary
Matter cannot be...
Created
Destroyed
Moved
In general, __________ changes take more energy
Physical
Chemical