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Changes Around Us: Physical and Chemical

Checkpoint: changes that make nothing new

Four ideas so far. Five quick questions. Answer, read the note, and try again as often as you like.

A sheet is folded three times the same way. Then it is cut straight across. How many pieces?

200 g of ice melts. Then it all boils away in a closed pot. What does the steam weigh?

Two spoons of sugar are stirred into a glass. It looks clear. Where is the sugar?

A clay pot breaks into nine pieces. Which is true?

Which is a physical change that cannot be undone?

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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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