Peswara - Science: States of Matter!

What is an irreversible change?

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What are irreversible changes? - BBC Bitesize

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A __________ change is something that can be undone or put back to how it was before.

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Chemical reactions and reversible changes - BBC Bitesize

The three elements needed to produce fire are:

• heat, fuel and smoke

• heat, fuel and oxygen

• heat, a match and tissue paper

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Remove just one of these, and the fire can no longer burn. This makes the fire triangle very useful in fire prevention and firefighting.

The fire triangle - Combustion of fuels and the fire triangle - GCSE Chemistry (Single Science) Revision - WJEC - BBC Bitesize

Match the following to their definition:

• when a substance is mixed with a liquid and disappears

• combustion

• a measure of how hot or cold something is

• temperature

• to change from a solid to a liquid through heating/pressure

• dissolves

• the process of burning something

• state

• the structure or condition of something

• melting

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Reorder the following to make a rocket!

• the vinegar is poured into the bottle

• bicarbonate of soda is emptied into the bottle

• a cork is inserted to block the gas escaping

• a chemical reaction occurs and gas is released

• Boom! Lift off...

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Match the following to their defintions!

• when a soluble substance dissolves into a liquid it creates this

• soluble

• the material that is going to be used

• solvent

• dissolves in a liquid

• solution

• does not dissolve in a liquid

• solute/substance

• the liquid that the solute dissolves into

• insoluble

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