Physical vs. Chemical Change Quick Check

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Question
Use the table of observed changes to answer the question.

Change # Reacts with another substance? Temperature change? Gas, sound, or light produced? New substance formed?
1 yes yes yes yes
2 no yes yes no
3 yes yes yes yes
4 no no no no
Which changes shown in the table are physical changes?

(1 point)
Responses

2 and 4
2 and 4

2 and 3
2 and 3

1 and 2
1 and 2

1 and 4
1 and 4
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1 answer

To determine which changes shown in the table are physical changes, we need to look at the characteristics of each change:

  1. Change #1: Reacts with another substance? Yes; Temperature change? Yes; Gas, sound, or light produced? Yes; New substance formed? Yes - This indicates a chemical change.

  2. Change #2: Reacts with another substance? No; Temperature change? Yes; Gas, sound, or light produced? Yes; New substance formed? No - This indicates a physical change, as no new substance was formed.

  3. Change #3: Reacts with another substance? Yes; Temperature change? Yes; Gas, sound, or light produced? Yes; New substance formed? Yes - This indicates a chemical change.

  4. Change #4: Reacts with another substance? No; Temperature change? No; Gas, sound, or light produced? No; New substance formed? No - This indicates a physical change, as well.

Based on this analysis, the changes that are physical changes are 2 and 4.

Correct Response: 2 and 4.

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