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 \n## Science Vocabulary Words\n\nphysicalheatmolecule*ironreleasepropertyenergycompound*rustconservephysical changeendothermic*chemicalsignsymbolchemicalexothermic*formula*transfer rearrangepropertyatom*chemicalabsorb concentrationchemicalchangereactant*equation*chemicalproduct*reaction rate*reaction*element*temperature  \n## substancebond*concentration\n\nMake It a READING Habit!  \nAs you read,think about the ideas in the text.Add what you alreadyknow to think of new ideas.  \n·Gather information from the text.  \n·Add your own thoughts and opinions.  \n·In your own words,summarize what you know in a brief statement.  \n## Think About Language that Gives Examples\n\nA photo and caption can give an exampleof an important idea.As you read,look forcaptions that give examples.  \n## Set a Purpose for Reading\n\nLearn how bonds break and atoms arerearranged during chemical changes.  \n## Useful Words\n\nchemist*KEY WORD  \nWhen fireworksexplode,energyis released.  \nGuided Reading:R-S;Lexile:730;  \nTESOL:Expanding;Reading Recovery  \n40-44;DRA:40-44  \n## Chemical ChangesBreaking Bonds\n\nby RebeccaL.Johnson  \nTable of Contents  \nDevelop Language........  \nCHAPTER 1 Everything Changes.........Your Turn:Classify .............9  \nCHAPTER 2Rearranging Atoms............10Your Turn:Predict.............15  \nCHAPTER 3  \nCareer Explorations .....  \nUse Language to Give Examples  \nScience Around You.  \nKey Words...  \nMillmark  \n## DEVELOP LANGUAGE\n\nObjects and substances can change.Some changes take place quickly.Some changes take place slowly.Some changes can turn one substanceinto another.  \nDiscuss the pictures with questionslike these:  \nHow is the sculpture changing?  \nThe sculpture is      \nWhat is happening to the orange?  \nThe orange is    \nWhen the wood is burned,what wilbe left behind?  \nCan you think of similar changes?  \n2 Chemical Changes:Breaking Bonds  \nmetal sculpture  \nMuseum of ModernArt,New York City  \nAn old car has many parts.  \nThese parts are made of different kinds of matter,such as iron and steel.Different kinds of matter havedifferent physical properties.For example,iron ishard and strong.It can be shaped into car framesand engine parts.Being hard,strong,and able to beshaped are physical properties of iron.  \nWhen the physical properties of matter change,thechange is a physical change.For example,workerscrush the steel parts of an old car.Crushing the steelis a physical change.  \nphysical properties-properties ofmatter you can see,taste,touch,or smellphysical change-a change in thephysical properties of matter  \n4 Chemical Changes:Breaking Bonds  \nKEY IDEA During aphysical change,thephysical properties ofmatter change.  \n## Chemical Properties and Changes\n\nMatter also has chemical properties.For example,some old car parts are covered with rust.Rust formson iron.Being able to form rust is a chemical propertyof iron.  \nWhen the chemical properties of matter change,thechange is a chemical change.Rust forming on iron isa chemical change because rust has different chemicalproperties than iron.Over time,the iron changes torust because of a chemical reaction.A chemicalreaction is a process in which one or more substancesare changed into one or more new substances.  \nchemical properties-properties that describes what matter can dorust-a red or orange coating that forms on iron  \nchemical change-a change in the chemical properties of matterchemical reaction-a process in which one or more substancesare changed into one or more new substances  \n## Signs of Chemical Reactions\n\nYou can tell that a chemical reaction has takenplace when you see certain signs.During somechemical reactions a solid forms.The solid is a signthat a chemical reaction has taken place.  \nRust is a flaky solid that forms on iron.Rust is asign of a ch","cbCaiuu9bVrgtnU7","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiuu9bVrgtnU7","pdf",4189205,28,"English","# Explore Word Meanings\n## Science Vocabulary Words\n# Develop Language\n## Chemical Changes: Breaking Bonds\n## Chemical Properties and Changes\n## Signs of Chemical Reactions\n## Endothermic and Exothermic Reactions\n## No More, No Less","[{\"question\":\"What is the difference between physical change and chemical change?\",\"answer\":\"A physical change alters the physical properties of matter, such as shape or form, without creating new substances. 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