Chemical vs Physical Change

Jul 23, 2014

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Chemical & Physical. Chemical vs Physical Change. Chemical Change. A substance changes into another substance Odor Color Change Energy Released Gas or Solid is created. Chemical Change. Physical Change. The substance does not change…it only changes form Shape Phase Changes.

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Chemical vs Physical Change

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Chemical & Physical Chemical vs Physical Change
Chemical Change • A substance changes into another substance • Odor • Color Change • Energy Released • Gas or Solid is created
Chemical Change
Physical Change • The substance does not change…it only changes form • Shape • Phase Changes
Physical Change

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