Signs of a Chemical Reaction Unit 6 – Chemical Reactions.
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Physical Changes
• Physical change: • Something where the shape of the object
has changed – such as crushing a can of soda, breaking a piece of wood, tearing a piece of paper in half, turning water from ice to water to steam (states of matter) • It doesn’t change the arrangement of the
atoms, still the same substance before and after.
Chemical Changes
• Chemical change: • The atomic arrangement has changed –
where chemical bonds are broken/formed • Things such as burning causes chemical
changes. • The object before isn’t the same as the
object after.
Quick Quiz Time:
• What is the difference between a chemical and a physical change?
• Is the following a chemical or a physical change? Why? • water evaporates into steam • Food is digested in the stomach• A piece of cork cut in half
PAUL IS SMART: READING 2X
• Which of the following is an example of a physical change but not a chemical change? • A. a log gives off heat and light as it burns • B. a tree stores energy from the Sun in its fruit • C. a penny lost in the grass slowly changes
color• D. a water pipe freezes and cracks on a cold
night
What is a chemical reaction?
• When one or more new substances are formed
• When bonds are broken or formed
Well, how do we know a chemical reaction formed?
• There are 4 signs of a chemical reaction: • Gas formation • Temperature change • Color change • Solid formation
Gas formation
• When different solutions are combined and “bubbles” are produced, we know a chemical reaction occurred!
Temperature Change
• When the temperature of the reaction increases or decreases throughout the chemical reaction
Color Change
• When two solutions are mixed, the product has a different color than the original reactants.
Quick Review – Don’t look at your notes!
• What are the four signs of a chemical reaction?
• What is a physical change?
Practice Question:
• Which of the following is a characteristic of all chemical changes? • A. a different state of matter is produced• B. some mass is converted to energy• C. some form of light is given off • D. a new material is formed
Brainpop:Conservation of Matter
• Who is the scientist that discovered the law of conservation of matter?
• How can you explain in your own words the law of conservation of matter?
The big picture…
• Just like the Law of Conservation of Energy states, energy cannot be created nor destroyed…
• The Law of Conservation of Matter states – matter cannot be created nor destroyed
The scientists behind the Law
• Antoine Lavoisier proposed the law of conservation of matter: • Mass of the reactants = mass of the products
• Lavoisier based his law on the atomic theory proposed by John Dalton• Which atomic model did John Dalton propose? • The atom is a solid sphere with no smaller
particles