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Ability to rust is this type of property:

• Physical property
• Chemical property

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Burning wood is an example of 

• Chemical change
• Physical change

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Is baking a cake a physical or chemical change?

• physical
• chemical
• both
• neither

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Is Gatorade powder dissolving in water physical or chemical change?

• Physical 
• Chemical

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Adding baking soda to vinegar

• Physical Change

• Chemical Change

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Jim has a pitcher of water and adds a powder drink mix to make lemonade. What is this called?

• mixture

• compound

• combination

• solution

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Are fireworks exploding a physical or chemical change?

• phyiscal 
• chemical

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Baking a cake by mixing flour, sugar, chocolate powder, eggs, and milk, and then heating them in the oven.

• Chemical Change
• Physical Change

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Which is an example of a different substance being formed?

• glass breaking

• metal melting

• water freezing

• wood burning

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For an investigation a student put 100 mL of water at room temperature into each of three beakers. Then the student added a coin to Beaker R, 3 g of a powdered drink mix to Beaker S, and 10 mL of lamp oil to Beaker T. The student stirred the contents of the beakers and then left them sitting on a lab table for 5 minutes. Which diagram shows what the student most likely observed in each of the beakers after 5 minutes? (5.5C)

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