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Physical vs chemical changes overview

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Physical vs chemical changes overview

by Cristy Jane Saylola
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Which statement best describes a physical change?

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Which process is a chemical change?

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Which change is reversible?

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Which option is a physical change?

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During a chemical change, what happens to chemical bonds?

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Physical changes alter form or state without changing the chemical identity.

Chemical changes create new substances with different properties.

Freezing is a physical change and is reversible by melting.

Dissolving is typically a physical change.

Chemical changes involve bond breaking and forming.

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