Chemical+Reaction+Videos

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 * The mixing of "Kool Aid", sugar and water is a Physical Change.** We know this is a physical change because when the water hits the sugar and Kool Aid mix it immediately changes color. The matter has not changes however, this is how we know it's a mixture. The two elements still contain their own properties, but they are able to blend them together.

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 * The mixture of Glycerin ( a syrupy alcohol obtained from fats and oils) and Potassium Permanganate (a solid compond that contains Potassium, Manganese and Oxygen) is a chemical reaction.** I know this because when they dropped the Glycerin in the Potassium Permanganate it changed forms, solid + liquid to gas, and even created flames. The flames, of course, gave off light. I am infrencing that with the smoke and fire came fumes and gases. These are all hints that this was an example of a chemical reaction.

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 * The mixture of Soda (Coca Cola) and Salt (Sodium+Chloride) is a chemical reaction.** I know this because when you add the Salt to the already bubbly and fizzy soda it explodes! Shooting bubbles out of the bottle and making it look almost like a fountain. These bubbles are made up of gases, meaning that the phase of matter is changing. This gave me hints to knowing that mixing Soda and Salt is a chemical reaction.