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1.A physical change is a change in of matter.   state  
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2.A chemical change is when   one or more new substances are formedwith new properties.The atoms change and a new substance is formed.  
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3.List physical properties of water.   It is clear wet and a liquid  
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4.An example of a chemical property is   a firework  
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5.The Statue of Liberty turning green is an example of a change.   chemical  
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6.Water changing from a liquid to a solid is an example of change.   physical  
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Pennies coroding chemical or physical change?   chemical  
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Paper tearing chemical or physical change?   physical  
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Burning fossil fuels chemical or physical change?   chemical  
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Glass breaking chemical or physical?   physical  
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Mixing chalk and vinegar chemical or physical change?   chemical  
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Dry ice interacting with the air chemical or physical?   physical  
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Slice of an apple interacting with air chemical or physical change?   chemical  
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Ice in room temperature chemical or physical change?   physical  
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Steel woolinteracting with air chemical or physical change?   chemical  
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Candle burning chemical or physical change?   wick chemical wax physical  
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Alka seltzer interacting with vinegar chemical or physical change?   chemical  
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Iron rusting chemical or physical change?   chemical  
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7.What is oxidation?   is a reaction to oxygen  
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8.What is sublimation?   is something going directly from a solid to a gas  
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9.Draw what the molecules of a solid look like.   Draw 100 cicrles close together  
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10.Draw what the molecules of a liquid look like.   Draw 50 circles kinda spread apart  
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11.Draw what the molecules of a gas look like.   Draw 5 circles really spread apart  
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12.Draw what the molecules of a plasma look like.   Draw 2 circles super mondo spread apart  
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13.Write down a state of matter and an example.   Solid,steel  
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14.Write down a state of matter and an example.   Liquid,water  
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15.Write down a state of matter and an example.   Gas,oxygen  
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16.Write down a state of matter and an example.   Plasma,star  
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17.True or False atoms are made of protons,nuetrons, and electrons?   True  
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18.True or False during a physical change, a new substance is formed?   False  
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19.True or False liquid changing into a gas is condensation?   False  
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20.True or False burning an object is a type of chemical change?   True  
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21.True or False Gas changing into a liquid is precipitation ?   True  
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22. True or False heat being created is evidence of a physical change?   False  
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23. True or False molecules are made of two or more atoms bonded together?   True  
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24. True or False digestion is a type of physical change?   True  
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25. True or False in a chemical change, something brand new is created?   True  
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26.Draw and label an atom of oxygen   Draw 8 protons,8 neutrons,and 8 electrons  
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27.Draw and label an atom of carbon   Draw 6 protons,6 neutrons,and 6 electrons  
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28.Explain how a chemical change and a physical change are different. Give examples of each in your explanation.   A chemical change is something you can not change back like the Statue of Liberty rusting. A physical change is when you just change the state of matter, like ice melting into water and water freezing to ice.  
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