Math, asked by spacelover123, 1 year ago

In which of the following cases can we be CERTAIN that a chemical change has taken place?

A)when a solid P is heated in a beaker for some time, it changes into a liquid.
B)when a liquid Q is taken in a beaker and powder R added to it and stirred, R dissolves in Q.
C)_when two liquids S and T are mixed, the beaker gets hot and a new liquid U is formed.
D)when a white powder V and black powder W are mixed, powder X with black and white particles is got.


DarthVenom: what's option (d) again?
DarthVenom: ........particles is "got"?
DarthVenom: XD silly me...

Answers

Answered by DarthVenom
9
option C is the correct answer...

option B on a broader range would include dissolution which is not a chemical change...

option A can include melting which also is not a chemical change

option D just includes mixing... (yeah u guessed it right!) which is also not a chemical change

On the other hand the release of heat is a major giveaway that a chemical reaction is taking place...

By the release of heat we can conclude that the substances that are mixed had a higher energy before the mixing and now they r achieving a more stable state thus releasing energy..... and the release of energy of a system to form a more stable component can be considered as a chemical reaction taking place.

Hope this helps
Answered by Anonymous
20

Question

A)when a solid P is heated in a beaker for some time, it changes into a liquid.

B)when a liquid Q is taken in a beaker and powder R added to it and stirred, R dissolves in Q.

C) When two liquids S and T are mixed, the beaker gets hot and a new liquid U is formed.

D)when a white powder V and black powder W are mixed, powder X with black and white particles is got.

Answer

option (c)

Reason

A) Here, only melting is taking place. Melting is a physical change, only.

B) Here, only dissolving is taking place, which is again not a chemical change.

C) Here , a new liquid is formed which is a chemical change. ( you can see the reason, which mentioned in the end of my answer)

D) Here, particles are only getting mixed , which is again not a chemical change.

Basic definition of chemical change (this can help you to solve these kind of questions)

Chemical reaction is a process in which one or more substances, the reactants, are converted to one or more different substances, the products. This change, leads to chemical change.

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