Give one example in each case.
(a) Change which occurs on heating but can be reversed.
(b) Change which occurs on heating but cannot be reversed.
(c) Change which occurs on cooling but can be reversed.
(d) Change which occurs on mixing two substances, but can be reversed.
(e) Change which occurs on mixing two substances, but cannot be reversed.

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The example of each case is as follows:
(a) Heating of an iron rod
(b) Baking of chapatti
(c) Formation of ice from water
(d) Formation of a salt solution
(e) Mixing of cement and water

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Give one example in each case.
Change which occurs on heating but can be reversed.
Change which occurs on heating but cannot be reversed.
Change which occurs on cooling but can be reversed.
Change which occurs on mixing two substances but can be reversed.
Change which occurs on mixing two substances but cannot be reversed.

Question 5

Salt can be separated from its solution (salt dissolved in water) because
(a) mixing of salt in water is a change that can be reversed by heating and melting of salt
(b) mixing of salt in water is a change that cannot be reversed
(c) mixing of salt in water is a permanent change
(d) mixing of salt in water is a change that can be reversed by evaporation

Q. Which change can be easily be reversed?

Q. A change that cannot be reversed is called ________ change, while the change which can be reversed is called _______ change.

Question 8

Paheli’s mother made a concentrated sugar syrup by dissolving sugar in hot water. On cooling, crystals of sugar got separated. This indicates a:
(a) physical change that can be reversed
(b) chemical change that can be reversed
(c) physical change that cannot be reversed
(d) chemical change that cannot be reversed

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The example of each case is as follows: (a) Heating of an iron rod (b) Baking of chapatti (c) Formation of ice from water (d) Formation of a salt solution (e) Mixing of cement and water

The example of each case is as follows:
(a) Heating of an iron rod
(b) Baking of chapatti
(c) Formation of ice from water
(d) Formation of a salt solution
(e) Mixing of cement and water