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Please Excuse Cough's and Giggles The 4 Chemical Change's
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Updated Nov 4, 2020
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Hi, I am William.
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Uh, I'm doing a president.
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This president video on the four chemical changes.
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Please excuse costing.
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Biggles precipitate energy exchange, color change and gas production.
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Um, precipitate is when you pour to liquids together and
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it forms a solid.
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So like when you pour, I guess like some kind
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of black wit liquid and some kind of like blue
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liquid. And you pour them into the same like jar
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they would They could become a solid or have solid
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particles, which means, like, 80 bitty itty bitty, um, anybody
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solid flex, they go to the bottom of the container
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or vile?
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Uh huh.
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So, energy exchange is when Luminal and blood, That's what
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some scientists use in crime scenes.
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That's, uh, well, they help police officers basically, and they
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go to crime scenes, and they basically sport the whole
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scene and the weapon with Luminal.
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And if it turns a light blue, that means there
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was blood on that item or around the room.
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Sorry. I don't know if you can hear me better
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or not now, um, but ah, energy exchanges when it
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produces a light or the temperature increases or decreases, so
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moving on to color change, color changes where it's unexpected.
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So if you paint a white wall orange and it
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turns purple, it's probably not gonna happen, because I don't
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think that's possible.
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But we don't know it could, Um, honestly, it could
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happen. The world is weird, like, really, really weird.
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Um so Okay, it would be an unexpected color change
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if you painted the wall orange and its state well,
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whitewall orange and it stayed orange.
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That would not be a color change that would just
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be you painting your wall.
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And of course, it's going to be orange because you
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painted it orange.
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But if it turns like purple or something, when you
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painted a white wall orange like or like mixing a
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light blue liquid with a bright green liquid and it
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turned, let's say pink.
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I don't know, Um, like pink like the shirt.
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Yeah, sorry I had to fix my headphones.
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Um, that would be a color change.
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Now gas production is fizzing.
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Bubbles or odor.
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Fizzing is just like bubbles, but bubbles are more spaced
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out. Odor is another word for scent or smell.
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The across stick for that would theocratic for precipitate energy
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exchange color change and gas production is Please excuse coughs
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and giggles.
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It's awesome.
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Um, well, that's basically it.
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Um, thank you for watching this video.
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I appreciate it.
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Please don't mind the last slide and you are as
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free as a bird, including this pick.
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