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VS Chem/Phys Changes

Chemical and Physical Changes

QuestionAnswer
change is state (solid to liquid to gas etc.) physical change
change in chemical bonds chemical change
signs of chemical change formation of gas, light, or odor, temperature change up or down without outside interference
Mowing the yard physical change
Soil eroding from a hillside physical change
Butter melting on popcorn physical change
Molding clay into a new shape physical change
Freezing a juice box in the freezer physical change
Water evaporating from a lake physical change
Rubbing alcohol evaporating from your hand physical change
Hammering wood to make a birdhouse physical change
Ripping aluminum foil physical change
Breaking glass physical change
Squeezing lemons for lemonade physical change
Ice forming on a lake physical change
Boiling water physical change
Condensation on a soda can physical change
Painting your nails physical change
Coloring a picture physical change
Separating sand from gravel physical change
Frying an egg chemical change
Dying your hair chemical change
Lighting a match chemical change
Rust forming on a bicycle chemical change
Acid rain eroding a statue chemical change
Taking an antacid to settle your stomach
Gasoline igniting chemical change
Hydrogen peroxide bubbling in a cut chemical change
Jewelry tarnishing chemical change
Food digesting chemical change
Milk going sour chemical change
A plant photosynthesizing chemical change
Food scraps rotting in a compost pile chemical change
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