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Objectives:
• To follow safety pre-cautions in the laboratory.
• Become acquainted with the use of common apparatus and equipment in the laboratory.
Procedure:
A. Laboratory safety
The instructor will explain the laboratory measures during the orientation period.
B. Common Laboratory Apparatus and Equipment
Draw and give the name and use of some of the common laboratory apparatus and equipment.
Make sure you draw them properly and neatly.
School Goals: “Produce highly skilled Industrial Technologists trained in their respective discipline socially responsible for the innovative state of the art
technology and be globally competitive.”
School Goals: “Produce highly skilled Industrial Technologists trained in their respective discipline socially responsible for the innovative state of the art
technology and be globally competitive.”
School Goals: “Produce highly skilled Industrial Technologists trained in their respective discipline socially responsible for the innovative state of the art
technology and be globally competitive.”
Concept
The changes substances undergo are either physical or chemical. During a physical change, a substance
changes its physical appearance but not its composition. (That is, it is the same substance before and after the
change.) The evaporation of water is a physical change. When water evaporates, it changes from the liquid state
to the gas state, but it is still composed of water molecules. All changes of state (for example, from liquid to gas
or from liquid to solid) are physical changes. In a chemical change (also called a chemical reaction), a substance
is transformed into a chemically different substance. When hydrogen burns in air, for example, it undergoes a
chemical change because it combines with oxygen to form water.
Objectives
• Identify whether the following substance undergoes physical or chemical changes
• Differentiate Physical from chemical changes of matter
Materials
• Paper
• Scissor
• Candle
• Match
• Chalk
• Water
• Sugar
• Spoon
School Goals: “Produce highly skilled Industrial Technologists trained in their respective discipline socially responsible for the innovative state of the art
technology and be globally competitive.”
Procedure
Guide Questions:
1. What happen to the paper as you crumpled it? How about when you cut it using scissor?
2. What happen when you cut the chalk into pieces? How about when you powdered it?
3. What happen to the paper as you burned it? Does it result to another kind of substance? What substance?
4. As you lit up the candle for 1-3 minutes what have you observed?
5. What happen when you put some water in a glass? Does the water transform into another substance?
6. When you mixed a table spoon of sugar into a glass of water what have you observe with the sugar?
Direction: Tell whether if the following substance belongs to physical or chemical change by just checking
the corresponding column. Explain why that substance considered as physical or chemical change.
Physical Chemical
Substance Why?
Change Change
Crumpled paper
School Goals: “Produce highly skilled Industrial Technologists trained in their respective discipline socially responsible for the innovative state of the art
technology and be globally competitive.”
Powdered chalk
Burned paper
Melted candle
Water in a glass
Conclusion:
• Based on your experiment, when can you say that a substance undergoes a physical and chemical
change?
• Differentiate physical change from chemical change.
School Goals: “Produce highly skilled Industrial Technologists trained in their respective discipline socially responsible for the innovative state of the art
technology and be globally competitive.”