Law of Conservation of Mass: Introducing Stoichiometry (LC 2027) (Leaving Cert Chemistry): Flashcards
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Physical change
Physical change
Change in appearance without forming new substances
Molecules in physical changes
Molecules in physical changes
Remain unchanged
Ice melting - change type
Ice melting - change type
Physical - still
Chemical change
Chemical change
Formation of one or more new substances
Signs of chemical changes (4)
Signs of chemical changes (4)
Colour change, gas, heat/light, precipitates
Rusting of iron produces
Rusting of iron produces
Iron oxide from iron + oxygen
New substances in physical changes?
New substances in physical changes?
No - material remains chemically identical
Reversibility of physical changes
Reversibility of physical changes
Easy to reverse
New substances in chemical changes?
New substances in chemical changes?
Yes - completely different materials created
Reversibility of chemical changes
Reversibility of chemical changes
Difficult or impossible to reverse
Energy in chemical changes
Energy in chemical changes
Heat, light, or sound often produced
Water boiling - change type
Water boiling - change type
Physical - still
Burning fuel - change type
Burning fuel - change type
Chemical - new substances (ash, gases) form
