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A part of the plant is called ______ in the grafting method.
A part of the plant is called ______ in the grafting method.
scion
The rooted plant in grafting is referred to as ______.
The rooted plant in grafting is referred to as ______.
stock
One common type of grafting is ______.
One common type of grafting is ______.
T-budding
Grafting is a method of ______ plants.
Grafting is a method of ______ plants.
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Another type of grafting mentioned is ______.
Another type of grafting mentioned is ______.
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Cutting a piece of paper into smaller pieces showcases a ______ change.
Cutting a piece of paper into smaller pieces showcases a ______ change.
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When ice melts and then refreezes, it demonstrates a reversible ______ change.
When ice melts and then refreezes, it demonstrates a reversible ______ change.
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Making a chalk paste from chalk dust is an example of a ______ change.
Making a chalk paste from chalk dust is an example of a ______ change.
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The process of boiling water and observing steam is a demonstration of a ______ change.
The process of boiling water and observing steam is a demonstration of a ______ change.
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The observation of a used hacksaw blade changing color indicates a ______ change.
The observation of a used hacksaw blade changing color indicates a ______ change.
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Study Notes
Physical Changes
- Changes like dissolving sugar in water, setting curd from milk, and souring of milk are examples of physical changes.
- Activities demonstrate physical changes, such as cutting paper, crushing chalk, and melting ice with subsequent solidification.
- Physical changes do not create new substances; the original materials can often be recovered.
- A used hacksaw's blade color change and shape retention upon heating indicates a physical change.
Grafting
- Grafting is a method of joining a part of one plant (scion) to another rooted plant (stock).
- Common types of grafting include T-budding and nasal grafting.
Chemical Changes
- Chemical changes result in the formation of one or more new substances, often accompanying heat, light, sound, smell, color change, or gas production.
- Examples of chemical changes include burning of substances (like magnesium), explosions, spoilage of food, and the discoloration of apples and potatoes when exposed to air.
- Chemical changes are crucial in processes like digestion, fermentation, and the creation of medicines.
Activity Recognitions
- Burning magnesium produces magnesium oxide, reacting with water to form magnesium hydroxide—a base.
- Copper sulfate mixed with iron demonstrates a reaction, changing the solution color from blue to green and forming a brown deposit of copper on the iron.
- Vinegar and baking soda react, generating carbon dioxide gas, confirmed through lime water testing.
Crystallization
- Crystallization is a process where crystals form from a solution, demonstrated by dissolving copper sulfate in heated water and allowing it to cool.
- Crystallization is a type of physical change where no new substances are created, but pure crystal forms are obtained.
Galvanization
- Galvanization involves depositing a layer of zinc on iron to prevent rusting, essential in maintaining durability of iron structures, particularly in ships exposed to salty seawater.
Stainless Steel
- Stainless steel is an alloy made by combining iron with carbon and metals like chromium, nickel, and manganese, providing rust resistance.
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Explore the fascinating world of physical and chemical changes in this quiz. Learn how everyday activities like dissolving sugar or souring milk illustrate these fundamental concepts. Test your understanding of different types of changes and their examples.
