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BURNING CANDLE LAB NAME SC.A.1.3.1.8.1 determines the physical properties of matter that can be observed without altering the substance (for example: mass, volume, boiling point, density) SC.A.1.3.5.8.1 knows how to use clues (for example: change in color or form) to determine whether a change is chemical or physical BACKGROUND: Physical properties of matter include (but are not limited to) color, shape, hardness, mass, volume, weight, density, odor, size, texture. Also, matter can exist as a solid, liquid, or gas. A physical change occurs when the physical properties of a substance are altered. However, the substance remains the same kind of matter. Chemical properties describe how a substance changes into a new substance. Flammability, the ability to burn, is a chemical property. When a substance undergoes a chemical change, or a chemical reaction, it turns into a new and different substance. A chemical change can be identified by (but not limited to) smoke, light production, presence of heat and color change. PRECAUTION: 1. THOSE WITH LONG HAIR MUST TIE THEIR HAIR BACK. 2. CHECK FOR LOOSE SLEEVES AND JEWELRY. MATERIALS: Candle (paraffin wax C 20 H 42 ) Candleholder Goggles Balance (Triple Beam or Electronic) 250mL Beaker Match Metric ruler Stopwatch PROCEDURE: 1. Observe the unlit candle. Record physical properties on the DATA CHART. 2. Measure the length of the candle and record on your DATA CHART. (Note: If you measure to the end of the wick, you will need to measure to the end of the wick in your final length measurement.) 3. DO NOT PLACE THE CANDLE DIRECTLY ON THE BALANCE. Do the following: Mass the glass candleholder. Record in the DATA CHART. Remove the candleholder from the balance. Place the candle in the holder; place both on the balance and mass. Record in the DATA CHART. Subtract the mass of the candleholder from the mass of the candleholder and candle. Record this in your DATA CHART mass of the candle. of a Burning Candle 1

PUT YOUR GOGGLES ON 4. Decide which person is going to watch the time and which person will list the observations. 5. Under your teacher s supervision, carefully light the candle. Place the burnt match in the beaker. Allow the candle to burn for 5 minutes. During this 5 minutes note the time and list any physical and/or chemical properties that you observe on your DATA CHART. (For example, 1.2 minutes after lit, the flame turns blue.) 6. At the end of the 5 minutes, blow out the flame. YOU MAY NOW REMOVE YOUR GOGGLES 7. DO NOT PLACE THE CANDLE DIRECTLY ON THE BALANCE. Do the following: Place the candle and holder on the balance and mass both items. Record in the DATA CHART. Subtract the mass of the candleholder from the mass of the candleholder and candle (after burning). Record this in your DATA CHART mass of the candle. 8. Measure the length of the candle and record on your DATA CHART. (Note: If you measured to the end of the wick, you need to measure to the end of the wick this time.) 9. Teacher will give you instructions for cleaning up. 10. After you have returned materials and cleaned up your area, answer the OBSERVATIONS and ANALYSIS AND CONCLUSIONS questions. DATA CHART: UNLIT CANDLE PHYSICAL PROPERTIES CHEMICAL PROPERTIES Length of candle cm C 20 H 42 Color of candle Texture of candle (Mass of candleholder ) (Mass of candleholder and candle ) Mass of candle of a Burning Candle 2

LIT CANDLE TIME PHYSICAL PROPERTIES CHEMICAL PROPERTIES of a Burning Candle 3

AFTER BURNING (Mass of candleholder and candle ) Mass of candle Length of candle Texture of candle Color of candle Other observations: OBSERVATIONS: 1. What physical properties of the unlit candle did you observe? 2. What senses (hearing, smelling, touching) did you use when you made these observations? 3. What physical changes did you observe after you lit the candle? 4. What did you have to do to observe a chemical property of the candle? 5. What evidence of chemical change did you observe? of a Burning Candle 4

ANALYSIS AND CONCLUSIONS : 1. What do you think is the basic difference between a physical and chemical property? 2. Can a physical property be observed without changing the substance? of a Burning Candle 5

NAME PERIOD DATE PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL CHANGES KWL Chart SC.A.1.3.1.8.1 determines the physical properties of matter that can be observed without altering the substance (for example: mass, volume, boiling point, density) SC.A.1.3.5.8.1 knows how to use clues (for example: change in color or form) to determine whether a change is chemical or physical. K What do you KNOW? 1. What are the four phases of matter? W What do you WANT to know? L What did you LEARN? 2. List 5 physical properties of matter. 3. List 2 chemical properties of matter. 4. What is the difference between a physical and a chemical change? of a Burning Candle 6

NAME_TEACHER S COPY PERIOD DATE PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL CHANGES KWL Chart SC.A.1.3.1.8.1 determines the physical properties of matter that can be observed without altering the substance (for example: mass, volume, boiling point, density) SC.A.1.3.5.8.1 knows how to use clues (for example: change in color or form) to determine whether a change is chemical or physical K What do you KNOW? 1. What are the four phases of matter? W What do you WANT to know? L What did you LEARN? Solid, liquid, gas and plasma 2. List 5 physical properties of matter. Mass, weight, volume, density, color, shape, size, odor, texture 3. List 2 chemical properties of matter. Flammability (the ability to burn), smoke, light production, presence of heat, color change 4. What is the difference between a physical and a chemical change? A physical change occurs when the physical properties of a substance are altered, but the substance remains the same. A chemical change occurs when a substance changes into a new and different substance. of a Burning Candle 7

LABORATORY RUBRIC (Burning Candle) NAME DATE SC.A.1.3.1.8.1 determines the physical properties of matter that can be observed without altering the substance (For example: mass, volume, boiling point, density) SC.A.1.3.5.8.1 knows how to use clues (For example: change in color or form) to determine whether a change is chemical or physical. SC.H.3.3.1.8.2 uses appropriate procedures for safety in the classroom, home and community Category 4 3 2 1 PHYSICAL PROPERTIES Identifies 4 physical Identifies 3 physical Identifies 2 physical Identifies 1 physical property. CHEMICAL PROPERTIES Identifies 4 chemical Identifies 3 chemical Identifies 2 chemical Identifies 1 chemical property. USE OF LAB EQUIPMENT LAB SAFETY LAB EQUIPMENT IDENTIFICATION GOAL 3: #8 Lab equipment used effectively with little or no direction from teacher. All safety rules in the lab are followed. Proper pieces of equipment used for all sections of all parts of the lab. The student completes all tasks and works/communicates effectively with other class members. Lab equipment used effectively with some extra direction from teacher. One piece of equipment not used properly. The student completes most important tasks and works/communicates effectively with other class members. Lab equipment used effectively, but with guidance from teacher. Two pieces of equipment not used properly. The student completes some of the important tasks and works/communicates effectively with other class members. Struggles with directions for using lab equipment. One or more safety rules are not followed. Two or more pieces of equipment not used properly. The student shows minimal understanding of the tasks and is unable to work/ communicate effectively with other class members. of a Burning Candle 8