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Chemistry, 20.04.2021 07:50 ortizprecious5183
3rd QUARTER ACTIVITY 2: Chemical CHANGE CHECKLIST
Direction: Check (/) all the appropriate signs or evidences observe in the given situation. Most
of the activities can be only 1 evidence or 2 or more evidence.
No.
Activities/
Evidences
Change
in color
Change
in odor
Change
in taste
With
gas
with
precipitate
Light/heat
is given off
1. Burning of wood
2. Ripening of
fruits
3. Souring of milk
4. Frying fish
5. Lighting a
matchstick
6. Tarnishing of
spoon and fork
7. Explosion of
dynamite
8. Rusting of
metals
9.
Mixing baking
soda and
vinegar
10. Fireworks
display
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