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Reversible and Irreversible Changes

1. Burning is an example of what type of change?

reversible irreversible

2. Melting is an example of what type of change?

reversible irreversible

3. 'Most reversible changes are physical changes.' True or false?

true false

4. Which one of these changes is reversible?

frying an egg melting chocolate burning wood

5. Which one of these changes is irreversible?

freezing water dissolving salt in water making bread into toast

6. 'Changes to some mixed materials can be reversed by evaporation.' True or false?

true false

7. 'If you beat an egg, its chemical composition will change.' True or false?

true false

8. Which of these materials will dissolve in water?

sand cooking oil salt

9. Which word describes a material that doesn't dissolve in water?

solution insoluble soluble

10. How could you make a solid dissolve faster in water?

stir it freeze it use bigger pieces

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Reversible and Irreversible Changes Answers
1. Burning is an example of what type of change?

reversible irreversible

2. Melting is an example of what type of change?

reversible irreversible

3. 'Most reversible changes are physical changes.' True or false?

true false

4. Which one of these changes is reversible?

frying an egg melting chocolate burning wood

5. Which one of these changes is irreversible?

freezing water dissolving salt in water making bread into toast

6. 'Changes to some mixed materials can be reversed by evaporation.' True or false?

true false

7. 'If you beat an egg, its chemical composition will change.' True or false?

true false

8. Which of these materials will dissolve in water?

sand cooking oil salt

9. Which word describes a material that doesn't dissolve in water?

solution insoluble soluble

10. How could you make a solid dissolve faster in water?

stir it freeze it use bigger pieces

visit twinkl.com

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