well the way i learned it, if you cannot bring something back to its original state its a chemical change. if you can, then its a physical change.
For example-
burning paper is a chemical change because you cannot bring that piece of paper back from the ashes.
wrinkling paper is a physical change because you can unwrinkle the paper and bring it back to its original state.
The following can indicate that a chemical change has taken place:
Indications of a chemical change include the formation of a precipitate, the formation of a gas, change in color, change in temperature, change in odor, and disappearance of a solid.
The substance changed shape
By changing the size, shape, or amount of a given substance, a physical change is being exerted. A physical change is a change in which the molecular structure of the substance remains the same. For a substance to be considered "changed", a chemical reaction must take place resulting in a reconfiguration of molecules. For example, with enough heat, wood undergoes a chemical reaction, converting it to carbon. Chipping a log with a hatchet, on the other hand, would entail a physical change.
Chemical ChangesAs opposed to a physical change, chemical changes are present when the substance undergoes a chemical reaction and produces a new substance. A chemical change is a chemical reaction that will always take place for there to be a chemical change. Signs that a reaction is taking place: Formation of gases (bubbles), Color change, production of heat or light, and the formation of a solid. a change in composition and characteristics of matter.new substance maybe formed.original substance and form may be lost.new color and shapeExamplesFermentationPhotosynthesisRusting nailSpoiling milkDigesting food
No. There is a change in substance taking place, so it would be considered a chemical change.
When a compound undergoes a chemical reaction, it is forever altered. It can never go back to the way it was before the reaction took place.
If you have to classify it, it is physical as no new substance is made. You are just moving it from one place to another.
an explosion (fact)
Chemical ChangesAs opposed to a physical change, chemical changes are present when the substance undergoes a chemical reaction and produces a new substance. A chemical change is a chemical reaction that will always take place for there to be a chemical change. Signs that a reaction is taking place: Formation of gases (bubbles), Color change, production of heat or light, and the formation of a solid. a change in composition and characteristics of matter.new substance maybe formed.original substance and form may be lost.new color and shapeExamplesFermentationPhotosynthesisRusting nailSpoiling milkDigesting food
Burning is an oxydation reaction so a chemical change.
No, a new substance is normally formed
By changing the size, shape, or amount of a given substance, a physical change is being exerted. A physical change is a change in which the molecular structure of the substance remains the same. For a substance to be considered "changed", a chemical reaction must take place resulting in a reconfiguration of molecules. For example, with enough heat, wood undergoes a chemical reaction, converting it to carbon. Chipping a log with a hatchet, on the other hand, would entail a physical change.
A chemical reaction makes a new substance.
The chemical changes take place on moleculer space. A chemical change form (or) produce a new substance.
Because no chemical reaction is taking place. It is the same substance, just in a different state of matter.
The reactants are changed in products having new chemical composition.
Chemical ChangesAs opposed to a physical change, chemical changes are present when the substance undergoes a chemical reaction and produces a new substance. A chemical change is a chemical reaction that will always take place for there to be a chemical change. Signs that a reaction is taking place: Formation of gases (bubbles), Color change, production of heat or light, and the formation of a solid. a change in composition and characteristics of matter.new substance maybe formed.original substance and form may be lost.new color and shapeExamplesFermentationPhotosynthesisRusting nailSpoiling milkDigesting food
No. There is a change in substance taking place, so it would be considered a chemical change.
Okay now here goes in a physical change no chemical reaction takes place. in chemical change chemical reactions take place. A physical change is reversible but a chemical change is not.In a physical change no new substance is formed(A+B=B) in a chemical change new substances are formed(A+B=C)