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प्रश्न
State the Differences Between a Physical Change and a Chemical Change.
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उत्तर
State the differences between a physical change and a chemical change.
| Property | Physical change | Chemical Change |
| Formation of new | There are no new substan | New substances with different |
| substance | ces formed in a physical change. | properties are formed in a chemical changes. |
| Nature of change. | It is usually easy to reverse the process, thereby regain -ing the original substance. | It is usually irreversible. |
| Energy | Generally energy is neither absorbed nor evolved. | Considerable heat energy is either absorbed or evolved when a chemical change takes place. |
| Mass | There is no change in the mass of the substance after a physical change. | Mass of a substance changes after a chemical change. |
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संबंधित प्रश्न
Fill in the blank.
Changes that occur in nature are called ........................
True or false
Change of seasons is a non-periodic change.
Match the columns.
| Column A | Column B |
| 1. a change which cannot be easily reversed | a. man-made change |
| 2 a change that repeats itself at regular intervals | b. chemical chang |
| 3. a change that is made by humans | c. physical change |
| 4. a change in which the original substance cannot be obtained | d. periodic change |
| 5. a change where no new substance is formed | e. irreversible change |
| f . slow change |
Classify the following as physical or chemical change :
Formation of curd from milk
Name the following:
The term involved in the change of state from – ‘water to ice’ – which is a physical change.
Match the examples of changes in List I with the correct type of change in List II.
| List I | List II |
| 1. Burning of paper | A: Physical change |
| 2. The ringing of an electric bell | B: Chemical change |
| 3. Curdling of milk | |
| 4. Electric light is switched on | |
| 5. Melting of butter |
Wood to sawdust:______:: Wood to Ash: Chemical change
______ is the Universal Solvent.
Water is the universal solvent. Why?
Give two examples for the following case:
Physical changes which are not reversible
