Which Is An Example Of A Chemical Change?, A Teaspoon Of Salt Dissolves, A Candle Burns, A Pan Of Water Boils, A Burner Gets Red Hot
Which is an example of a chemical change?
a teaspoon of salt dissolves
a candle burns
a pan of water boils
a burner gets red hot
An example of a chemical change : a candle burns
Further explanation
In chemical reactions there will be several indications of chemical changes. This indication can be:
- light
- discoloration
- smoke arises
- give off heat etc.
In Physical changes the properties of the particles remain the same.
- a teaspoon of salt dissolves
Salt will only dissolve into a solution, without producing new substances, and salt can be recovered for example by evaporation, so that it includes physical changes
- a candle burns
In this condition 2 changes can occur
Physical changes because the shape of the candle changes from solid to liquid (melts)
Chemical changes due to combustion reactions that produce light and smoke
- a pan of water boils
Only changes occur from liquid to gas, so that including physical changes
- a burner gets red hot
Burner material does not change, only changes in temperature to high temperature so that the burner becomes hot and red, so it includes physical changes
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