A solution is a mixture where particles cannot be seen, with a solute dissolving in a solvent. A suspension has visible particles that sink over time. A physical change alters appearance or state without creating new substances, while a chemical change produces new substances through a chemical reaction involving reactants and products. Physical changes include state, appearance, or separation changes, while chemical changes involve new colors, temperatures, odors, or disappearing substances.
A solution is a mixture where particles cannot be seen, with a solute dissolving in a solvent. A suspension has visible particles that sink over time. A physical change alters appearance or state without creating new substances, while a chemical change produces new substances through a chemical reaction involving reactants and products. Physical changes include state, appearance, or separation changes, while chemical changes involve new colors, temperatures, odors, or disappearing substances.
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Solutions and suspensions Physical and Chemical change
A solution is a mixture where particles cannot be seen, with a solute dissolving in a solvent. A suspension has visible particles that sink over time. A physical change alters appearance or state without creating new substances, while a chemical change produces new substances through a chemical reaction involving reactants and products. Physical changes include state, appearance, or separation changes, while chemical changes involve new colors, temperatures, odors, or disappearing substances.
A solution is a mixture where particles cannot be seen, with a solute dissolving in a solvent. A suspension has visible particles that sink over time. A physical change alters appearance or state without creating new substances, while a chemical change produces new substances through a chemical reaction involving reactants and products. Physical changes include state, appearance, or separation changes, while chemical changes involve new colors, temperatures, odors, or disappearing substances.
● A solution is a mixture where tiny particles are spread out evenly and cannot be seen. ● The substance that dissolves is called the solute and the liquid that does the dissolving is called the solvent. ● A suspension is when tiny particles are spread out in a liquid, but they are big enough to sink to the bottom over time. You can see the particles in a suspension with your eyes or a microscope. 1.5 Physical and Chemical change ● A physical change is when something changes but doesn't create anything new. ● A chemical change is when something changes and creates something new. Another word for chemical change is chemical reaction. ● In a chemical reaction the starting substances are called reactants and the substances that are formed are called products.
Physical Change include:
● Changing the state of the substance ● Changing the physical appearance ● Dissolving a solid in liquid ● Separating mixtures
Chemical Change include:
● Gas is evolved ● A solid forms ● A change in color ● A significant change in temperature ● A solid disappears ● An odor is produced
Chemical Change Physical Change
At least on new substance is formed No new substance is formed
Difficult to reverse Easily reversed
Generally a large input or output of energy Relatively small energy involved