
Physical vs Chemical Changes Notes
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Whitney Price
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is NOT an example of a physical change?
Water freezing
Wood breaking apart
Salt dissolving in water
Baking soda and vinegar combine and form bubbles
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Multiple Choice
What are all the ways a physical change can occur?
Freezing, steam, evaporation, change shape, bending, crushing, chopping, melting, drying clothes
A New Substance forms
Mass decreases, new substance formed, chopping, evaporating
None of these show evidence of a physical change
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Multiple Choice
What does chopping, melting, crushing, breaking glass, ripping up paper and getting paper or clothing wet mean?
Chemical changes
Chemical and physical changes
Physical changes only
Both the first and the second answer are correct.
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Multiple Choice
Wadding up Paper
physical change
chemical change
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Multiple Choice
Melting Cheese
physical change
chemical change
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Multiple Choice
A student heats a beaker of water with a hot plate and over time, the water begins to bubble, the volume decreases and vapor is visible. This is an example of a ____________ change.
Chemical
Nuclear
Physical
Musical
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Multiple Choice
Burning Wood
physical change
chemical change
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Multiple Choice
Milk Souring
physical change
chemical change
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Multiple Choice
Bicycle Rusting
physical change
chemical change
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Multiple Choice
Cutting a tree limb into logs is (a)____________ and burning them in the fireplace is (b)____________.
(a) A Physical Change
(b) Also a Physical Change
(a) A Physical Change
(b) A Chemical Change
(a) A Chemical Change
(b) Also a Chemical Change
(a) A Chemical Change
(b) A Physical Change
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Multiple Choice
When lithium metal is dropped into a container of water, the lithium sparks and fizzes and the water begins to bubble violently. The conclusion that can be drawn from that is:
A new substance is created because this is a chemical change.
No new substances are created because there is a chemical change.
No new substances are created because this is a physical change.
A new substance is created because this is a physical change.
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Multiple Choice
In this example, there is no gas produced, no temperature change, no odor, and no solids formed. This must be a _________ change.
Physical
Emotional
Hypothetical
Chemical
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Multiple Choice
A white crystalline powder is mixed with water. No temperature change is observed but the solid disappears. This must be a __________ change.
Chemical
Mechanical
Physical
Electrical
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Multiple Choice
A car swerves to avoid a collision with an oncoming vehicle and crashes into a tree. The tree falls over. The car is crunched. Liquids pour out of the car onto the street. Based ONLY on those observations, what happened here?
Physical Changes
Chemical Changes
Both Chemical and Physical Changes
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