Physical and Chemical Properties Review

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Burning a marshmallow over a campfire: Physical or Chemical?

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Chemical

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Melting a popsicle: Physical or Chemical?

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Physical

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Boiling some tea: Physical or Chemical?

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Physical

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Freezing Food: Physical or Chemical change?

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Physical

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You cut a piece of wood into smaller sized pieces

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Physical

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A property of matter that can be observed with the senses without changing the matter’s identity (often a change in form or appearance)

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physical property

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A property of matter that involves a reaction (& the creation of a new substance)

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chemical property

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The form (phase/physical state) in which a substance currently exists

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state of matter

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Which of the following would cause a Chemical Change in Baking Soda? Mix it with Flour in a bowl, Dissolve it in Water, Mix it with Vinegar

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Mix it with Vinegar

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What could cause a Physical Change in a raw egg? Options: Fry it in a pan, Drop it on the floor, Boil it in water, Soak it in vinegar until the shell dissolves

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Drop it on the floor