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Science

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Change in the size, shape or state of the matter. Remains the same kind of matter.   Physical Change  
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Change that forms a new material with new properties. Usually not able to change back.   Chemical Change  
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When a liquid changes to a gas.   Evaporation  
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When a gas changes to a liquid.   Condensation  
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To change from a solid to a liquid by heating.   Melting  
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A combination of two or more materials.   Mixture  
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A mixture in which one material, such as a solid combines with another material, such as a liquide, so that you can't tell one material from the other.   Solution  
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Mixing vinegar & baking soda-physical or chemical change?   Chemical  
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Is iron rusting a physical or chemical change?   Chemical  
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Is digesting food a physical or chemical change?   Chemical  
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Is grinding peanuts a physical or chemical change?   Physical  
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Is breaking wood a physical or chemical change?   Physical  
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Which type of change cannot be reversed?   Chemical  
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Melting of ice or snow-is it a chemical or physical change?   Physical  
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Is putting salt into water a physical or chemical change?   Physical  
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Which type of change can be reversed?   Physical  
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Is mixing a salad a physical or chemical change?   Physical  
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Is shredding cheese a physical or chemical change?   Physical  
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Is crushing a Coke can a physical or chemical change?   Physical  
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Cutting a piece of paper-physical or chemical?   Physical  
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Is burning a piece of paper a physical or chemical change?   Chemical  
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Is moldy cheese an example of a physical or chemical change?   Chemical  
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