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Physical Changes

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Physical properties   When you can observe a substance without changing the identity  
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Physical change   When you change the physical property of an object not the object itself  
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Melting Point   The lowest point when an object begins to melt or becomes a liquid.  
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Freezing Point   When the temperature is at which a liquid to a solid.  
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Sublimation   When solid changes directly into a gas  
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Condensation   Gas becomes a liquid  
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Evaporation   Liquid becomes a gas  
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Examples of Physical change   Wool, Broken Pencil, Torn Paper, etc..  
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