chemical properties
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Chemical Properties
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Goals:
• To describe chemical properties of matter.
• To learn the clues that indicate that a chemical change has taken place.
• To distinguish between chemical and physical changes.
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Access Prior Knowledge:
What caused the car in the first slide to rust?
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What is a chemical property?
• The ability to produce a change in the composition of matter.
• They can be observed only when one substance in a sample of matter is changed into another substance.
Ex.-whenever something is burned, that substance becomes something completely different. The ability to burn is a chemical property.
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Flammability
• The ability to burn in the presence of oxygen.
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Reactivity• How easily a substance combines
chemically with another substance.
Oxygen easily reacts with many other elements. What other element is oxygen reacting with in this photo?
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How Can You Recognize Chemical Changes?
• A change in color – Ex. The green patina on an old copper roof.
• Production of a Gas – Ex. Using baking powder and water in a cake mix. CO2 is produced which helps the cake rise.
• Formation of a Precipitate – (any solid that forms and separates from a liquid). Ex. Adding vinegar to milk causes the proteins to clump together.
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Can you think of physical changes that exhibit these
clues also?
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Is a change in color always an indicator of a chemical
change?
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Is the formation of a gas always an indicator of a
chemical change?
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Physical v. Chemical Changes
• Before you decide whether a chemical change has actually taken place, ask yourself this question: Are different substances present after the change takes place? If not, it is a physical change (the composition of the matter stays the same).