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Physical & Chemical
Changes in Materials
VHINA L. BAUTISTA
Identify if Solid, Liquid & Gas.
Identify if Solid, Liquid & Gas.
Identify the property of matter.
Identify the property of matter.
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Physical
Change
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Physical Change
occur when matter
changes its property but
not its chemical nature.
Breaking a stick
Rotten fruit
Physical or Chemical Change
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• Cutting
wire
Physical or Chemical Change
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• Shattered
glass
Physical or Chemical Change
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• Decomposed
leaves
Physical or Chemical Change
“
• Cutting
• paper
Physical or Chemical Change
“
• burned
bread
Physical or Chemical Change
“ fuel
• Rocket
burning
Physical or Chemical Change
“
• Metal
• rusting
Physical or Chemical Change
• Dry“ice
Physical or Chemical Change
“
The yolk of an egg, which
contains sulfur, causes
tarnish to form on silver.
Physical or Chemical Change
“
The ice on a lake melts
to become water in the
lake.
Physical or Chemical Change
“
Charcoal in a fire turns
to ash after several
hours.
Physical or Chemical Change
“
A pencil is sharpened in
a pencil sharpener,
leaving behind
shavings.
Physical or Chemical Change
A battery makes
“
electricity to turn on a
flashlight.
Physical or Chemical Change
“
A bicycle rusts when left
in the rain.
Physical or Chemical Change
“
A log is split in two by
an axe.
Physical or Chemical Change
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Materials undergo chemical change in different ways.
During the change process, one or more new
materials with different compositions can be formed.
Sometimes when a
material changes, it
doesn’t look like the
original material. Its
composition becomes
different. This kind of
change is called
chemical change
Can it be brought back to
original form?
Some chemical
reactions take place
rapidly. Others take
place slowly
CHARCOAL HEAT NEW PRODUCT
HEAT
SPOILED FOOD
LEFT OVER FOOD
COCONUT WATER FERMENTATION VINEGAR
EXPOSED IN BROWNING
PEELED BANANA OXYGEN
WASTE SEGREGATION
WASTE SEGREGATION
is the sorting and separation of waste types
to facilitate recycling and correct onward
disposal.
IMPORTANCE
1. it reduces the amount of waste that reaches
landfills, thereby taking up less space.
2. Pollution of air and water can be considerably
reduced when hazardous waste is separated and
treated separately
3. Help maintain the cleanliness of the
environment
WASTE SEGREGATION
RECYCLABLE
RESIDUAL WASTE
SPECIAL
WASTE
BIODEGRADABLE WASTE
These are wastes that can be
decomposed by microorganisms
into simpler, more stable
substances.
It can be made into compost or
biogas.
BIODEGRADABLE WASTE
NON-BIODEGRADABLE
WASTE
These are wastes that cannot be
decomposed or dissolved by
natural agents.
They remain on earth for
thousands of years without any
degradation.
NON-BIODEGRADABLE
WASTE
RECYCLABLE
RESIDUAL WASTE
SPECIAL
WASTE
RECYCLABLE WASTE
Any waste materials retrieved
from the waste stream and free
from contamination that can still
be converted into suitable
RECYCLABLE
beneficial use.
RECYCLABLE WASTE
RECYCLABLE
SPECIAL WASTE
SPECIAL WASTE
SPECIAL WASTE
SPECIAL WASTE
SPECIAL WASTE
SPECIAL WASTE
RESIDUAL WASTE
RESIDUAL WASTE
IDENTIFY THE FOLLOWING
WASTES:
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IDENTIFY THE FOLLOWING
WASTES:
3 4
IDENTIFY THE FOLLOWING
WASTES:
5 6
IDENTIFY THE FOLLOWING
WASTES:
7 8
IDENTIFY THE FOLLOWING
WASTES:
9 10
Our Success
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K
Despite being
red, Mars is
actually a cold
planet
KSaturn is
composed of
hydrogen and
helium
Statistics
Venus Pluto
It’s quite hot It’s a dwarf planet
Student Process
● Saturn is composed of
hydrogen and helium
● Jupiter is the biggest
planet of them all
● Despite being red,
Mars is a cold place
● Mercury is the closest
planet to the Sun
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