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Take pieces of wax in a bowl and heat them on a candle or spirit lamp. What was the initial state of wax?

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Important Questions on Substances in the Surroundings - Their States and Properties

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6th Maharashtra Board
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Take pieces of wax in a bowl and heat them on a candle or spirit lamp. What did it get converted into?

(Choose one of the following: Liquid wax/ Remains same/ Wax vaporiser).

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Spirit, camphor, petrol, ghee, coconut oil, naphthalene balls, ammonium chloride(navsagar).

Which ones freeze in winter from the given list of substances?

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List of substances:- Spirit, camphor, petrol, ghee, coconut oil, naphthalene balls, ammonium chloride(navsagar).

Which liquid have you seen change into vapour from the given list of substances?

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List of substances: Spirit, camphor, petrol, ghee, coconut oil, naphthalene balls, ammonium chloride(navsagar).

Which solids directly change into the gaseous state from the given list of substances?

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Does water change into vapour the moment we place the vessel on a stove? Does water kept in fridge change at once into ice?
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The chart given below shows the boiling point and freezing point of some substances. State whether these substances are solid, liquid or gaseous at room temperature?

Substance Freezing point Boiling point
Candle 60C 350C
Plastic  >250C 954C
Iron 1535C 2862C

 

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On opening a box of camphor, its smell spreads all around. Why does this happen?
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Take some sand in the crucible. Put few iodine crystals in it. Place the crucible on tripod to heat it. Block the stem of the funnel with a cotton plug and place it inverted on the crucible. Light the burner and heat the mixture in the crucible. Observe the changes. Why does this happen?