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Physical and Chemical
Changes (By Maria Chuyan)
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Physical Changes:
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Matt Moloney
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Physical Change
a change of matter which doesn’t alter (change) the chemicals.
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Gaelle Marcel
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Boiling Water
Boiling is the process when a liquid turns into a vapor when it is heated.
Photo by
Scott Akerman
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Clouding
Clouding is the process when a solvent (liquid) becomes less transparent due to solute.
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Freezing
Freezing is when a liquid changes state of substance from liquid to solid due to low temperature
Photo by
Simon Berger
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Melting
Melting is when something scolding changes state of substance to liquid when heat is applied
Photo by
Tirso Lecointere
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Vaporizing
Vaporizing is when a substance changes from solid or liquid to gas due to heat.
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tabitha turner
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Chemical Changes:
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Markus Clemens
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Chemical Change
A chemical change is when two or more substances create new substances.
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Alex Kondratiev
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Baking
Baking is cooking using dry heat
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Calum Lewis
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Burning
Burning is when something is on fire (high temperature change).
Photo by
Pawel Janiak
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Food Spoilage
Food Spoiling is when a product expires
Photo by
Eiliv-Sonas Aceron
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Food Digestion
Digestion is a chemical process when food turns into nutrients
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DGZiN Studio
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Food Ripening
Food Ripening is a process where food becomes more palatable and digestible (healthy) to eat.
Photo by
Rohit Tandon
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Iron Rusting
Iron rusting is a (chemical) oxidation reaction.
Photo by
michael schaffler
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Chemical Solution
A mixture of two chemical substances creating a new chemical substance called a solution.
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katerha
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