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Physical process or chemical reaction?

Physical process or chemical reaction?

LC1.8.1.1

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In this experiment students will learn the difference between a physical process and a chemical reaction. Paraffin and sucrose are heated. Using the new substance that is formed when sugar is carbonised the students learn that a new substance is always formed in a chemical reaction.

In addition, the reversibility of the two processes can be discussed. Physical processes are usually reversible and chemical reactions are often irreversible. Nevertheless, there are exceptions.

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1	30945 4	Universal pencil
1	6045682 4	Powder spatula, steel, 185 mm
1	667057 4	Test tube rack metal, 20 mm Ø
1	667031 4	Test tube holder 20 mm Ø
2	6640421 4	Test tube Fiolax 16 mm x 160 mm
1	610010 8	Laboratory safety goggles
1	6667031 8	Teclu burner, propane
1	6746050 4	D(+)-Sucrose, 100 g
1	6740700 4	Paraffine, hard, 100 g

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