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Types of Changes, Physical vs. chemical changes

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Grade 5 Science
Matter and Change
7. Chemical Changes
Types of Changes, Physical vs. chemical changes

Physical vs. Chemical Changes: Discover How Matter Transforms

You will learn to identify and classify the two main types of changes in matter and discover why some changes create brand new substances while others do not.


What You'll Learn

You can identify physical changes because no new substance forms.
You will recognize chemical changes by new substances being created.
You will use signs like gas, colour, and heat to classify changes.
You can connect these changes to real-world examples around you.

What You'll Practice

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You will classify everyday events as physical or chemical changes.

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You will identify the strongest evidence that a chemical change occurred.

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You will define key terms like precipitate, oxidation, and exothermic reaction.

Why This Matters

Understanding physical and chemical changes helps you think like a scientist and explain the transformations happening in the world around you every day.

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Physical Change
Chemical Change
New Substance
Oxidation
Reversibility
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