Chemical vs. Physical Reactions
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- Q1What do these two changes have in common? -Burning a marshmallow over a campfire -Snowflakes forming in a cloudBoth are chemical changesBoth are only physical changesBoth are caused by coolingBoth converse mass30sEditDelete
- Q2What do these changes have in common? -a slice of banana turning brown -saliva breaking down a piece of breadBoth are chemical changesBoth are changes of stateBoth are caused by heatingBoth are caused by cooling30sEditDelete
- Q3Changing a substances flammability indicates what kind of change?physical changechemical change30sEditDelete
- Q4Is bleaching clothes a physical or chemical change?physical changechemical change30sEditDelete
- Q5Is water evaporating from a lake a physical or chemical change?chemical changephysical change30sEditDelete