PHYSICAL

AND
0 CHEMICAL
1 CHANGE
 COMPETENC
IES:

● Apply the principles of conservation of

mass to chemical reactions.
 ASYNCHRONOUS
TASK

● Create a Venn diagram about the

differences and similarities of physical and
chemical change.
Physical Change Chemical Change
 Physical Change Chemical Change

A change that can be seen or felt The formation of new substances

but does not involve the break- in a chemical reaction. One type
up of the particles in the of matter is changed into
reaction. something different.
 Physical Change Chemical Change
● Usually easy to reverse ● Usually hard to reverse

● No new substance form ● Substance are form

● Small energy involved
● Large energy involved

Example: Example:
Melting, evaporation & Decomposition, synthesis,
separation of mixtures. burning, rotting & rusting
Physical Change Chemical Change

When water is heated Decomposition of Hydrogen

Peroxide
H2O ( liquid)→ H2O (gas) 2H2O2 → 2H2O + O2
Physical Change Chemical Change

Melting of candle wax Burning of wood

Physical Change Chemical Change

Cutting of Magnesium Burning of Magnesium Ribbon

Ribbon
Physical Change Chemical Change

Dissolving sugar to water Rotting of fruits

EVIDENCE OF
CHEMICAL
REACTIONS
When a physical change occurs
there is no breaking and forming of
bonds. There are certain things that
will help us identify if a chemical
reaction has taken place. We call
these evidences of chemical
reactions.
Production of Light
Magnesium Ribbon-
Reaction
 Evolution of Gas

Vinegar-Baking Soda - Reaction

Temperature Change
 Change in intrinsic
properties (color, odor)
Formation of precipitate
DIRECTION:
For each description state whether is an
example of physical or chemical
change.
1.Hot and cold water mixed together.
-Physical change
2. Milk turns sour.
-Chemical change
3. A car starts to rust.
-Chemical change
4. Food digestion in stomach
-Chemical change

5. Alcohol disappear when it is placed on

your skin.
-Physical change