A Study of Changes
Reversible Change :- A change which can be reversed.
Irreversible Change:- A change in which we can’t get the first object.
Ex. Burning of Paper
Exothermic Change:- A change during which heat is given out (evolved). (gives cold feel)
Ex. Glucose + Saliva
Endothermic Change:- A change during which heat is taken in.
Ex. Melting Ice Cubes
There are many changes which are neither endothermic nor exothermic.
Salt + Water = Solution
How to classify changes
i. Physical Change:- A change in which no new substances are formed and which can be reversed by reversing the condition.
Ex.- Change in State of Matter.
Glowing of bulb and heater.
The dissolving of one substance into another.
The expansion and contraction of material.
ii. Chemical Change:- A change in which new substances are formed and which can’t be reversed by reversing the condition.
A chemical change is also a chemical reaction.
Reactant + Reactant = Product
Physical Change and Chemical Change both take place together in burning of candle/wax.
Changes can be brought about by one or
more of the following methods:-
Heating or Cooling
Increasing or decreasing pressure
Mixing
Science Notes Class 6
By heating and Cooling:-
i. Change in State of Matter.
ii.
Expansion and Contraction.
Solid < Liquid < Gas
iii.
Heat can cause irreversible
change.
Ex.- burning of paper.
By increasing or Decreasing Pressure:-
i.
Fluffy Solid – Cushion
ii.
Ductile and Malleable – Solid
given desired shape
iii.
Brittle Solid – Break
Solid < Liquid < Gaseous
Compressed – A gas under pressure.
Mixing things – We can make many physical and chemical change by mixing thing.
Physical Changes:- Sugar or salt is converted into solution
Chemical Changes:- Quicklime is converted into slake lime
Solid :-
Good Conductor of heat (e.g., metals and alloys)
Expand or Contract on being heated or cooled
Bad conductor of heat (e.g., wood, paper, plastic, etc – becomes hot or cold, but do not obviously expand or contract)
History Notes Class 6
Liquid:-
Expand or contract on being heated or cooled (more than solid do)
Gases:-
Expand or Contract much more than solid and liquids do on being heated or cooled
Aqueous Solution:- A solution in which water is used as the solvent.
Saturated Solution:- A solution that is not capable of dissolving any more solute as a given temperature.
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