The classification of observed objects in the neighborhood based on the change process (chemical or physical) involved in their formation are;
Chemical
- Plastic chair
- Fire
- Plastic bags
- Glass
- Iron rust
- Cement on plastered wall
- Exhaust from a moving truck
- Electric generators engines in operation and becoming hot
Physical
- Ice
- Water
- Cooking gas
- Fabrics cleaned using detergent powder
- Wooden furniture
- Colored clothes
- Sand
- Oil used for deep frying
<h3>What are the characteristics of chemical and physical change?</h3>
The objects observed are;
1. Plastic chair
2. Sand
3. Water
4. Ice
5. Cooking gas
6. Fire
7. Wooden furniture
8. Plastic bags
9. Glass
10. Colored clothes
11. Clothes, cleaned using detergent
12. Rusted iron
13. Plastered wall (with cement)
14. Oil used to deep fry food
15. Truck engines exhaust containing soothe
16. Electricity generators becoming hot after running for a while and producing exhaust gases from liquid fuel
Classification of the above listed items according to the change processes they undergo, (chemical or physical change process), we have;
Items that are formed through a chemical change process includes;
1. Plastic chair
2. Fire
3. Plastic bags
4. Glass
5. Iron rust
6. Cement on plastered wall
7. Exhaust from a moving truck
8. Electric generators engines in operation and becoming hot.
Items that are formed through a physical change process includes.
1. Ice
2. Water
3. Cooking gas
4. Fabrics cleaned using detergent powder
5. Wooden furniture
6. Colored clothes
7. Sand
8. Oil used for deep frying
The classification into objects formed through chemical and physical process is based on the following observable characteristics, including;
Chemical change process characteristics includes;
- Gas formation
- Color characteristics change
- Precipitate formation in the process
- Observable temperature change
- Change in odor
Characteristics of a physical change process includes;
- Reversibility of the observed change
- Lack of liberation of energy, in the form of heat, light, or sound
- The chemicals or materials involved in the process do not change
- The materials involved in the start are the same as those observed after the change. No new substance are formed
- Change in form such as from liquid to solid.
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