Physical vs chemical changes

Create an educational illustration depicting various examples of physical and chemical changes in nature, such as burning paper, rusting metal, and mixing liquids to show reactions.

Physical vs Chemical Changes Quiz

Test your knowledge of physical and chemical changes with this engaging quiz! Each question helps distinguish between the two types of changes, whether it's tearing paper or burning it.

Explore various scenarios and see if you can identify the correct type of change!

  • 11 multiple-choice questions
  • Instant feedback on your answers
  • Learn the differences between physical and chemical changes
11 Questions3 MinutesCreated by TransformingMolecule321
Tearing a piece of paper into 100 pieces.
Physcial change
chemical change
Burning a piece of paper.
Physical change
Chemical change
A reaction takes place , and the product is different than what you started with.
Physical change
Chemical change
Hammering a piece of wood.
Physcial change
Chemical change
Letting a nail rust.
Physical change
Chemical change
You combine 2 clear liquids and they turn cloudy white.
Physcial change
Chemical change
You put a yellow liquid and a blue liquid together, and they become green.
Physcial change
Chemical change
Cutting an apple in half.
Physcial change
Chemical change
Letting the apple cut sit out and it turns brown.
Physcial change
Chemical change
The formation of gas bubbles, a precipitate or an order are all signs of this.
Physical change
Chemical change
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