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How can matter change?

Published on Nov 18, 2015

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How can matter change?

Examining physical and chemical changes
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Physical Change:When matter changes to look different but doesn't become a new type of matter

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tearing

pulling something into pieces
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crushing: squeezing or pressing something so its shape changes or breaks

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freezing

turning a liquid into a solid by cooling it
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melting

turning a solid into a liquid by warming it
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boiling

liquid bubbling when heated and turning into a gas
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Chemical Change: A change in matter that forms a new substance with different properties

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burning

a change requiring oxygen, fuel, and heat
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rusting

a change requiring iron, water, and oxygen
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cooking: a change resulting when heat is added, creating new colors, smells, and temperatures

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souring: a change in milk left out or past its expiration date, creating strong odors, tastes, and textures

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Physical Changes:tearing, crushing, freezing, melting, boiling, evaporating, and condensing

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Chemical Changes:burning, rusting, cooking, & souring

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