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Changes and Reactions

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Total cards: 23•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

name the 2 types of changes

Back (Answer)

physical and chemical

#2
Front (Question)

what is physical change

Back (Answer)

the one that occurs when the nature or characteristic properties of matter are not affected

#3
Front (Question)

name different categories of physical changes

Back (Answer)

change of state, dissolution and deformation

#4
Front (Question)

change of state explication

Back (Answer)

are usually reversible, when a phase change occurs the properties of the substance are not actually changing

#5
Front (Question)

dissolution explication

Back (Answer)

act of making a solution by adding a solute to a solvent

#6
Front (Question)

what are some cases where dissolution is not reversible

Back (Answer)

depends on the solute, some substances rerelease energy when they are dissolved and some absorb energy in order to dissolve

#7
Front (Question)

example of dissolution

Back (Answer)

sugar dissolves in water, the sugar molecules break apart until they are evenly distributed

#8
Front (Question)

deformation explication

Back (Answer)

act of changing the physical appearance of an object, the objects is permanently deformed but the nature and properties of the objects do not change

#9
Front (Question)

examples of deformation

Back (Answer)

ripping paper, breaking plate etc

#10
Front (Question)

what is chemical change

Back (Answer)

occurs in which the nature and properties of the substance are changed, it must occur to result in a chemical change, the bonds between atoms in the reactants are rearranged to produce new substances

#11
Front (Question)

name clues to indicate that a chemical change is occurring

Back (Answer)

-emission of light -temperature change (NOT with intention) -gas production( smoke or bubbles) -color change (NOT if your intention is to dye something) -formation of precipitate (solid) -production of odor

#12
Front (Question)

what is reactant

Back (Answer)

everything on the left side of arrow, they are substances that come together and react during chemical reaction.

#13
Front (Question)

what is product

Back (Answer)

everything on right side of arrow, substance that are produces after a chemical reaction

#14
Front (Question)

what is coefficient go in notes for visuals

Back (Answer)

the larger number present in front of a substance, no coefficient=1 corresponds with how many times you have the same atom or molecule.

#15
Front (Question)

what is subscript

Back (Answer)

the smaller umber after element, the number cannot be changed only meant for the element directly in front of it no subscript=1

#16
Front (Question)

name types of chemical reactions

Back (Answer)

synthesis, photosynthesis, decomposition, oxidation and combustion (i think)

#17
Front (Question)

synthesis explication (check notes for image)

Back (Answer)

when smaller and simpler reactants are combined to build a more complex product.

#18
Front (Question)

type of synthesis

Back (Answer)

synthesis of water and photosynthesis

#19
Front (Question)

decomposition explication

Back (Answer)

opposite of synthesis, breaking down complex molecule into simpler substances

#20
Front (Question)

types of decomposition

Back (Answer)

decomposition of water and cellular respiration

#21
Front (Question)

oxidation explication

Back (Answer)

when oxygen gas is always a reactant, often involved in corrosion reactions can be a synthesis or decomposition reaction

#22
Front (Question)

type of oxidation

Back (Answer)

fromation of rust, combustion

#23
Front (Question)

combustion explication

Back (Answer)

type of oxidation reaction, releases high amount of energy and results of a fire-explosion. always have a substance reaction with O2 to produce CO2 and H2O