There Are Actually Four.
Combustion: Rapid Combination Of A Fuel With Oxygen; Produces Heat, Light, And New Substances. Ex:Gas. Oil, Or Coal Burning In A Furnace.
Electrolysis: Use Of Electricity To Break A Compound Into Elements Or Simpler Compounds. Ex: Breaking Down Water Into Hydrogen And Oxygen.
Oxidation: Slow Combination Of A Substance With Oxygen. Ex: Rusting Of An Iron Fence.
Tarnishing: Slow Combination Of A Bright Metal With Sulfur Or Another Substance, Producing A Dark Coating On The Metal. Ex:Tarnishing Of Brass.
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"California Physical Science"
color change release gas release heat form a whole new substance precipitation
True. Chemical changes can vary from colour change to gas production.
If an object has changed its chemical composition it has been through a chemical change. If you can't reverse what has been done in any way (things like burning, mixing, rusting) it's a chemical change
Characteristics of a chemical change can include a temperature change, a color change, the production of bubbles, the production of a precipitate, and a smell.
Some indications may be: - release of a gas - formation of a precipitate - change of color - change of odor - change of pH - change of viscosity - change of the aspect - etc.
The indicators of a chemical reaction are :- 1. Change in colour 2. Change in temperature 3. Evolution of a gas 4. Formation of a precipitate
1. releasing of heat 2. change of color 3. bubbling 4. change of smell 5. precipitation
Chemical changes can be identified by 1. Color change 2. Fizzing 3. Temperature changes 4. Odor changes 5. Change in the state of matter (solid, liquid, gas)
Formation of a solid, formation of a gas, usually, but not always, change in temperature. Change in properties of the reactants.
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yes **Why? I need more than just yes. Tell why.** ok ok ok its not always a sign that there is a reaction but in most cases it will be. things that show a reaction are temperature change (usually increase but not always) mass change, state change or physical change. hope this helps
Indications about the general chemical properties of this element.