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Match the columns

           column A                coulmn B 
1. A change which cannot be  easily reversed  a. man-made change 
2.A change that repeats itself at  regular  intervals b. chemical change 
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 formade  e. irreversible change 
  f. slow change
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Burning of paper and formation of curd are reversible changes

 

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A natural change can also be a desirable change

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Deforestation is a man-made change

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Decomposition of leaves is a fast change.

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Dissolving of solute in a solvent and rusting of iron are both physical changes.

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Dissolving salt in water is a reversible change.

 

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Ripening of fruits is a desirable change.

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Melting of solid (wax) is a physical change.

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Chemical changes are accompanied by changes in energy.

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Photosynthesis cannot take place at night.

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Name two reversible changes.

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Give two examples of periodic changes

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Give an example of desirable change which can also be undesirable

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What are man-made changes ?

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Sublimation is classified as a physical change. Why ?

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Classify the following changes as physical or chemical: curdling of milk

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A physical change is temporary. Explain.

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State the differences between a physical change and a chemical change.

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State the various conditions that favour the process of evaporation.

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