Ice melts into water and water can freeze back into ice.
reversible change
The material is still water in both states.
Example: Melting and freezing are reversible.
Observe how materials can change by heating, cooling, mixing, or dissolving, and notice which changes can reverse.
Ask what happened to the material and whether it can return to the original form. That helps separate reversible and irreversible changes.
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reversible change
The material is still water in both states.
Example: Melting and freezing are reversible.
dissolving
The sugar seems to vanish, but it mixes evenly.
Example: Dissolving is a physical change.
irreversible change
A new material forms after burning.
Example: Burning is irreversible.
observation skill
Clear observation supports better science thinking.
Example: Before-after notes improve explanation.
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