Reversible and Irreversible Changes
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- irreversible
- chemical
- irrecoverable
- reversible
Melting of ice cream is a
- non-desirable changes
- chemical changes
- irreversible changes
- reversible changes
A small quantity of curd is added to warm milk. The milk is stirred and is set aside for a few hours at a warm place. In a few hours, the milk changes into curd. This is an irreversible change
Curd can be converted back to milk.
Curd cannot be converted back to milk.
Give an example of a physical change that is reversible and one of a chemical change that is reversible.
- Tearing of paper
- The melting of wax
- Bursting of balloon
- Freezing of water
- Only (i) and (ii)
- Only (ii) and (iii)
- Only (i) and (iii)
- (i), (ii) and (iii)
Which of the following is both reversible and irreversible change?
Rusting of iron
Formation of curd from milk.
There is no such case possible in general.
Both rusting of iron and formation of curd from milk.
Which of the following is both a reversible and an irreversible change?
Rusting of iron
There is no such case possible in general.
Both rusting of iron and formation of curd from milk.
Formation of curd from milk.
9. Heating and cooling any object is a _______ change.
- True
- False
4. Write the changes which can be reversed.
Which among the following is an example of reversible change?
Making structures of sand on beach
Burning gasoline
Cutting of trees
Making egg omlett
Which of the following can be categorised as both reversible and irreversible change?
Formation of curd from milk.
Rusting of iron
There is no such case possible in general.
Both rusting of iron and formation of curd from milk.
- Change in which shape and size is changed
- Change in which new substance is formed
- Change that can be undone
- Change that cannot be undone
The following figure shows irreversible change because,
Bread Omelette cannot be converted back to egg.
Bread Omelette on cooling can be converted back to egg.
Sometimes it is possible to get egg back from bread omlett and sometimes not.
No change will happen.
- temporary
- periodic
- irreversible
- reversible
- Man-made
- Natural
- Temporary
- Permanent
- Reversible changes
- Irreversible changes
- Fast changes
- Chemical changes
Irreversible change
Reversible change.
No change is happening
It can be both reversible and irreversible changes.
- Physical change
- Chemical change
- Reversible change
- Irreversible change
- Physical change
- Chemical change
- Reversible change
- Irreversible change
- reversible
- irreversible
- chemical
- periodic
- Setting of cement
- Dissolution of sugar in water
- Melting of candle wax
- Woollen yarn to knitted sweater
- It is a periodic change.
- It is a temporary change.
- It is an irreversible change.
- It is a reversible change.
- Breaking an egg
- Tearing a paper
- Curdling of milk
- Breaking
a mirror - Burning of wood
- Folding of paper
- Moulding clay
- Blowing
a balloon
- Ripening of mango
- Burning of wood
- Melting of wax
- Spoiling of milk