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  • Physical and chemical changes and Processes       

  • A physical change is the one during which the chemical composition of the matter does not change.
  • A chemical change is the one during which entirely new different substances are formed.
  • A chemical change is also called a chemical reaction.
  • Change or processes that can be reversed are called reversible changes. For example melting of ice, evaporation or freezing of water.
  • Change or processes that cannot be reversed are called Irreversible changes. For example when milk turn into curd, it cannot be changed back to milk.
  • Hydrocarbon is the compounds of carbon and hydrogen only. They are mainly used as fuels.
  • Natural gas, petrol, diesel, gasoline oil etc. are all hydrocarbons.
  • The combustion products of hydrocarbons are carbon dioxide and water. Heat is also released.
  • The percentage of methane in the natural gas 85-90%.
  • Soap is the sodium or potassium salt of fatty acid.
  • Animal’s fats and vegetable oils act as raw materials in making soap.
  • Plastics are polymers which are usually made from small molecules (monomers) under high pressure and temperature.
  • Low density polyethene made under a pressure of 2000 atmosphere at 2000C is used for making bags, sheet and in insulation.


During a physical change the chemical composition of substance NTS PET 24/08/2019 (1:30)
a) Change                   
b) Doesn’t change
c) Permanently change
d) None of these

b

Hydrocarbons are the compounds of carbon and.
a) Oxygen       
b) Hydrogen  
c) Nitrogen                  
d) Chlorine

b

Polythene is a …… NTS PET --------2018
a) Monomer                
b) Polymer     
c) Element                  
d) Fertilizer

b

The products of burning hydrocarbons are …
a) CO2 and H2O            
b) COand oxygen
c) Oxygen and water   
d) None of these

a

The reason for a physical change to be named as such is that the……….
a) Change occurs only in physical properties
b) Is a reversible change
c) Transfer of energy takes place        
d) all of the above

a