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6 April, 02:10

What are some natural processes that represent physical and chemical changes?

this is in science, but it made me choose chemistry

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  1. 6 April, 02:56
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    A "natural" chemical change would be burning wood, cooking eggs, baking a cake and milk going sour. These changes can't be changed so therefore they are chemical changes.

    A natural physical change would be mixing salt or sand with water, melting or boiling water, cutting wood, and shredding paper. The salt and sand can be removed from the water. Hot and cold water are still water. Wood and paper didn't change their composition. All of these examples are reversible.
  2. 6 April, 03:03
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    Chemical change:

    Rusting of a metal iron Food contamination Seed germination

    Physical change:

    Melting of ice Boiling of water Rock weathering

    Explanation:

    The difference chemical and physical change is physical change is the change of form, such as change in shape, and chemical change is the change of chemical bonds.
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