Which of the following are chemical changes: -Burning a chemistry book -Carving a turkey -Pounding a block of aluminum into foil -Baking a turkey
i think just burning is chemical change?
A turkey baking is a chemical change too. Can see helpful diagram at website yes? http://www.ric.edu/faculty/ptiskus/chemical/
Burning a chemistry book.
A chemical change occurs when one or more of the substances are changed into another substance through a chemical reaction. There are four clues that alert you to the presence of a chemical reaction: -Color changes -Energy absorbed or released -Odor is emitted -Bubbling occurs A chemical change does not occur when only the form, shape, or physical state (solid, liquid, gas) of a substance changes. Thus, -Burning a chemistry book (A chemical change occurs. A combustion reaction is occurs that is transforming the paper into ash. Energy is released from the burning of the book. The paper turns black.) -Carving a turkey (No chemical change occurs. The turkey being sliced is only changing in shape.) -Pounding a block of aluminum into foil. (No chemical change occurs. The block of aluminum being pounded is only changing in shape.) -Baking a turkey (A chemical change occurs. The turkey is chemically transformed by the heat. Its color changes and the meat absorbs energy)
Thank you! That explains it so much better to me! I can actually understand that! Thank you again!
You are very welcome. My pleasure. ;)
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