Activity 2Chemical ChangesObjective: Describe what happens to substances that undergo a chemical change.Materials:used papermatchused styrofoam plate or cupsbaking powderVinegarliquid milkpure calamansi juiceProcedure:A. Burning a piece of paperYou need a piece of paper. Put it over the flame. Compare the color before and afterburning.B. Styrofoam and calamansi juiceDrop pure calamansi juice into a Styrofoam plate or cups. Then observe what happensto Styrofoam.C. Baking powder and vinegarPut one tablespoon of baking powder in a dry small bottle. Add water and observewhat happens.D. Milk and vinegarPut 3 tablespoon of vinegar in a glass bottle then add liquid milk drop by drop.If the liquid milk is not available prepare from powdered milk to water. Then observewhat happens.E. Complete the table below. In the observation column, describe the materialsbefore the reaction and the results after the change. Then give the evidences ofchemical change in the last column.Data tableObservationEvidences ofChemical SystemBefore theAfter the changeChemicalchangeChangeA. Burning apiece of paperB. Styrofoam andcalamansijuiceC. Bakingpowder andvinegarD. Milk andvinegar

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Complete the table below. In the observation column, describe the materials before the reaction and the results after the change. Then give the evidences of chemical change in the last column.

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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