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Science Quarterly

QuestionAnswer
Endothermic a phase change or reaction where heat is absorbed
exothermic a phase change or reaction where heat is released
Is this exothermic or endothermic? Melting Endothermic
Is this exothermic or endothermic? Freezing Exothermic
Is this exothermic or endothermic? Condensation Exothermic
Is this exothermic or endothermic? Evaporation Endothermic
Physical or chemical change: A pencil breaking in half Physical
Physical or chemical change: Iron turning into rust Chemical
Physical or chemical change: Mixing baking soda and vinegar to cause the bubbling and fizzing Chemical
Physical or chemical change: Folding clothes after they come out of the dryer Physical
Physical or chemical change: When wood burns and you smell it Chemical
Physical or chemical change: Clipping your fingernails Physical
Physical or chemical change: freezing water physical
Physical or chemical change: Changing the shape of a piece of play-doh physical
Physical or chemical change: acid cooking a raw egg chemical
Physical or chemical change: When the food that you eat digests chemical
is usually reversible change in the physical properties of matter such a size or shape but does not change the matter itself. physical change:
It is an irreversible change in one or more substances into entirely new substances with different properties, chemical change
phase changes are physical changes vaporizing liquid to gas
phase changes are physical changes melting solid to liquid
phase changes are physical changes subliming solid to gas
phase changes are physical changes: freezing liquid to solid
phase changes are physical changes condensing gas to liquid
phase changes are physical changes deposition gas to solid
Created by: Rori Lewis
 

 



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