When baking a cake, it starts to rise, which is because of the chemicals you made it with.
3.Using a chemical battery
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Physical changes:
1. I observed juice solidifying and becoming solid. It is a physical change because I saw the state, the size and the texture changing but not forming a new substance and also because this process is reversible.
2. I observed water boiling and becoming gaz. It is a physical change because I saw the state, the shape, and the texture changing but not forming a new substance and also because this process is reversible.
3. I observed Ice-cream melting and becoming a liquid. It is a physical change because I saw the state and the size and the texture changing but not forming a new substance and also because this process is reversible.
Chemical changes
1. I observed paper catching fire. It is a chemical change because it reacted with another substance to form a new substance and also because this process is irreversible.
2. I observed bread being deteriorated by my saliva. It is a chemical change because it reacted with another substance to form a new substance and also because this process is irreversible.
3. I observed some metals getting rusted because of the humidity outside. It is a chemical change because it reacted with another substance to form a new substance and also because this process is irreversible.
Physical Changes:
1. Crushing a can(:
When crushing a can you are changing the shape of the can. You're changing the appearance.
2. Water transforming into ice cubes
When transforming water into ice cubes, it goes from a clear liquid object to more of a white solid object.
3. Shredding paper
After shredding paper you change the length of each piece.
Chemical Changes:
1. Baking a cake
When baking a cake you transform ingredients into one whole thing. Therefore you cannot get any of those ingredients back.
2. The metabolism in the human body
As food gets to the human body it slowly breaks down bit by bit then the acids in the stomach break it all apart.
3. Boiling sugar
When boiling sugar in water the substance slowly dissolves in throughout the water.
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Physical Changes:
1. Boiling water: I observed that when I boiled the water it evaporated. It can go back to being normal water by the water cycle.
2. Melting ice: I saw that when the ice malted it looked and felt different. It can go back to being ice by pitting it into the freezer.
3. Breaking Glass: When I dropped the glass I observed that the glass shattered on the floor and the shape looked different. The glass can be put back together by putting glue on it.
Chemical Changes:
1. Mixing two different colors to create a new color: When I mixed two colors together, a new color was created. The color was different then it was before. I could not put it back to its original color.
2. A Rusting Bicycle: When the bicycle rusted it felt and looked different. I cannot return the original color which made it a chemical change.
3. Burning toast: When I was burning my toast I saw that it felt harder and the color had changed. Since I could not melt it or do anything to return it to its original color it is a chemical change
Adib Saeed