Physical Changes in Matter
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Physical Changes in Matter
At the chilly-day stall
Mila is preparing frozen fruit sticks. She pours fruit juice into moulds and puts them in a freezer. Later, the frozen sticks warm up and begin to melt.
- A liquid changes into a solid, but remains the same material.
- A liquid changes into a gas and disappears.
- A new substance forms because the juice gets colder.
- The juice changes into a different kind of liquid.
What happens to the water?
A pot of water is heated. Bubbles form and water vapour rises. Later, the vapour touches a cool lid and tiny drops appear.
Sort the stall experiments
For each event, decide whether it is a physical change or a chemical change.
- A. Cutting an apple into slices
- B. Toasting bread until it browns
- C. Sugar dissolving in a cup of water
- D. A candle wick burning
- 2. Chemical change
- 2. Chemical change
- 1. Physical change
- 1. Physical change
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