Physical Change vs. Chemical Change
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- Q1What is a chemical reaction?changing colorwhen two or more molecules interact and change form or appearancewhen two or more molecules interact and create a new substancechanging temperature300sEditDelete
- Q2What is a physical change?changes the interacting substances into new substancescombustion/burningchanges the form or appearance of a substanceunexpected color change300sEditDelete
- Q3Which is not an example of a physical change?whipping eggsgas burningdicing vegetablesboiling water300sEditDelete
- Q4What is not a type of chemical change?bread risingdissolving sugareggs cookingiron rusting300sEditDelete
- Q5Which is an example of a physical change?baking a cakemaking fruit popsicles300sEditDelete
- Q6Which is an example of a chemical changemaking a fruit popsiclebaking a cake300sEditDelete
- Q7Which of these examples is a type of physical change?a bicycle sits out in the rain for a year and rustsburning wood in a campfirecracking an eggmixing two substances; a solid is formed at the bottom300sEditDelete
- Q8Which of these is an example of a chemical change?melting iceCombing two clear substances; solution created is a bright yellowhammering gold until it becomes flatdissolving salt in water300sEditDelete