🌟 Class
7 Science Curiosity – Chapter 5 Notes
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Changes Around Us: Physical and Chemical | Amresh
Academy
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Introduction
- Physical
Changes
- Chemical
Changes
⚙️ 1.
Types of Changes
🔹
Physical Changes
👉 Change
in:
- Shape
- Size
- State
❌ No new
substance is formed
📌
Examples:
- ❄️ Melting ice
- 📄
Folding paper
- 💧
Boiling water
- 🎈
Inflating a balloon
🔹
Chemical Changes
👉 New
substance is formed through a chemical reaction 🧪
📌
Examples:
- 🔥
Burning wood
- 🧱
Rusting iron
- 🧪
Vinegar + baking soda
- 🥛
Curdling milk
🧠 2.
Characteristics
⚪
Physical Changes:
- No
new substance
- Often
reversible
🔴
Chemical Changes:
- New
substances formed
- Usually
irreversible
🧪 3. Key
Examples
🔹
Physical Changes:
- ❄️ Melting ice cubes
- 🥕
Cutting vegetables
- 👕
Drying clothes
🔹
Chemical Changes:
🧱
Rusting:
👉 Iron +
Oxygen → Iron
oxide
🔥
Combustion:
🧪 Lime
Water Test:
👉 CO₂ + Lime water →
Calcium carbonate (milky)
🔥 4.
Combustion
👉 A
chemical reaction with oxygen
⚡
Requirements:
- 🔥
Fuel
- 🌬️
Oxygen
- 🌡️
Ignition temperature
🕯️
Example:
👉
Burning candle:
- Wax
melting → Physical change
- Wax
burning → Chemical change
🔁 5.
Reversible vs Irreversible Changes
✔️
Reversible Changes:
👉 Can be
reversed
- Ice
↔
Water
- Water
↔
Steam
❌
Irreversible Changes:
👉 Cannot
be reversed
- Burning
wood
- Making
popcorn
🎯 6.
Desirable vs Undesirable Changes
✔️
Desirable Changes:
👉 Useful
changes
- Cooking
food 🍲
- Ripening
fruits 🍎
❌
Undesirable Changes:
👉
Harmful changes
- Rusting
🧱
- Food
spoilage 🍞
⚠️ Note:
🌍 7.
Natural Changes
🪨
Weathering:
👉
Formation of soil
- Physical
→
Breaking rocks
- Chemical
→
Rusting in rocks
🌊
Erosion:
👉
Movement of soil
- Caused
by wind 🌬️
- Or
water 💧
📌 Final
Summary
👉
Changes around us are of two main types:
- Physical
→
No new substance
- Chemical
→
New substance formed
👉
Understanding changes helps us in:
- Daily
life
- Industry
- Environment
🌍
✨ Perfect
for revision + exams + quick understanding 🚀
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