Chemistry, 21.04.2021 01:00, Jorjalilli1318

Directions: Color all of the comic bubbles that are physical changes blue Color all comic bubbles that are chemical changes orange
AN APPLE
MELTING
DISSOLVING SUGAR
ROTTING
BUTTER
IN TEA
BAKING A
CAKE
BREAKING
A STICK
A CAR
RUSTING
Choose one physical change from the
examples above and state at least two pieces
of evidence to support your answer.
Choose one chemical change from the
examples above and state at least two pieces
of evidence to support your answer.
Physical Change dissolving sugar in tea.
Chemical Change
Evidence l:
Evidence l: The sugar isn't morphing into a new
substance so its a physical change
Evidence 2
Evidence 2:

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