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Physical and Chemical Changes

Physical and Chemical Changes, Learn about Physical and Chemical changes, Rusting, Melting, Burning, Ashes, Evaporation of water, Burning of a candle, Dissolving sugar in water, Folding a piece of paper etc.

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Chemistry

High School

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Chemistry

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Worksheet
  • 1.

    Multiple Choice

    1 pts•30 s

    Rusting of iron is an example of this type of change?

    Answer choices

    Physical

    Chemical

    Reversible

  • 2.

    Multiple Choice

    1 pts•30 s

    Melting of ice into water is classified as this type of change?

    Answer choices

    Chemical

    Physical

    Irreversible

  • 3.

    Multiple Choice

    1 pts•30 s

    Burning of paper produces this as a new substance?

    Answer choices

    Water

    Ash

    Sugar

  • 4.

    Multiple Choice

    1 pts•30 s

    Change in state from liquid to gas is an example of this?

    Answer choices

    Chemical change

    Physical change

    Permanent change

  • 5.

    Multiple Choice

    1 pts•30 s

    Cooking of food involves this type of change?

    Answer choices

    Physical

    Chemical

    Temporary

  • 6.

    Multiple Choice

    1 pts•30 s

    Folding a piece of paper is an example of this change?

    Answer choices

    Chemical

    Physical

    Irreversible

  • 7.

    Multiple Choice

    1 pts•30 s

    Formation of curd from milk is this type of change?

    Answer choices

    Physical

    Chemical

    Reversible

  • 8.

    Multiple Choice

    1 pts•30 s

    Evaporation of water is classified as this change?

    Answer choices

    Chemical

    Physical

    Permanent

  • 9.

    Multiple Choice

    1 pts•30 s

    Burning of a candle involves both these types of changes?

    Answer choices

    Physical and Chemical

    Physical and Temporary

    Chemical and Reversible

  • 10.

    Multiple Choice

    1 pts•30 s

    Dissolving sugar in water is an example of this change?

    Answer choices

    Chemical

    Physical

    Irreversible