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Changes Around Us: Physical and Chemical

Checkpoint: new substances and the two questions

Five ideas from the second half. One question on each. Answer, read the note, and try again.

Air is blown into lime water. It turns milky. What does this show?

A hot pan of water gives off steam. A gas comes off. Which is true?

A candle burns for a while. Which step is a chemical change?

Which change makes no new substance, and also cannot be undone?

Water freezes in a crack and splits a rock. What kind of change is this?

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  1. 0 Start here
  2. 1 Fold it, cut it, crumple it
  3. 2 Ice, water and steam are one substance
  4. 3 Dissolving is not disappearing
  5. 4 Some of these will not go back
  6. 5 Checkpoint: changes that make nothing new
  7. 6 A test for something new
  8. 7 Five signs, and what each one is worth
  9. 8 One candle, two changes at once
  10. 9 Two questions, not one
  11. 10 Slow changes in rocks
  12. 11 Checkpoint: new substances and the two questions
  13. 12 Burning needs air
  14. 13 The fire triangle
  15. 14 A change written in words
  16. 15 Useful and harmful changes
  17. 16 Checkpoint: burning, equations and useful changes
  18. 17 The big picture
  19. 18 Track quiz

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