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Physical and Chemical Changes Flashcards

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(7.1) What is the particle model?

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The particle model is a model that shows changes of states. It is:

Solid - melts (bonds broken) - liquid
Liquid - freezes - solid
Liquid - evaporates (bonds broken) - gas
Gas - condenses - liquid

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(7.1) What are the three states of matter?

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Solid, liquid, gas

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(7.1) What is the factor that causes a material to change state?

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Heat

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(7.1) When does a physical change occur?

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When matter changes its physical properties but no its chemical nature

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(7.1) Name examples of a physical change

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Change in texture, shape, size, colour, state, volume, mass, weight and density

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(7.1) When does a chemical change occur?

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When matter becomes new or different matter; a new substance is formed

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(7.1) What is a precipitate?

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When two solutions are mixed, a new substance, in the form of a solid, can form. This is called a precipitate.

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(7.1) What are some signs of chemical change?

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Colour change, odour, bubbling and fizzing, light production, smoke and the presence of heat.

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(7.1) What is melting?

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Solid to liquid (energy is added)

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(7.1) What is evaporation?

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Liquid to a gas at the surface (energy is added)

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(7.1) What is boiling?

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Liquid to a gas all throughout (energy is added)

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(7.1) What is sublimation?

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Solid to a gas (energy is added)

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(7.1) What is vaporization?

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Any substance changing to a gas (evaporation, boiling, sublimation)

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(7.1) What is condensation?

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Gas to a liquid (energy is removed)

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(7.1) What is freezing?

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Liquid to a solid (energy is removed)

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(7.1) What is deposition?

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Gas to solid (energy is removed)

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(7.1) What is solidification?

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Any substance changing to a solid (freezing, deposition)

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(7.3) What is a word equation?

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A word equation is a scientific equation using words
(e.g. hydrochloric acid + magnesium = hydrogen gas)

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(7.3) What is the word equation for respiration?

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Glucose + oxygen (produces energy/ATP) = carbon dioxide + water vapour

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(7.3) What is the word equation for photosynthesis?

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Carbon dioxide + water = glucose + oxygen gas

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(7.3) What is the word equation for combustion?

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Oxygen + hydrogen = water vapour

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(7.3) What is chemical weathering?

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Weathering from the air (acid rain, water in the air)

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