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Physical/Chemical Changes
By Jesse De Los Santos
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An ice cube melts, then evaporates.
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Hydrogen and oxygen gas combine to form water.
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A beaker of salt water is boiled until only the salt is left behind.
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A piece of paper is torn into several smaller pieces.
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Gasoline combusts in the engine of a car, releasing carbon dioxide and water vapor.
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An egg is boiled until it becomes solid.
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A scoop of sugar is placed in a blender and ground into a fine powder.
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Wood scraps are placed into a chipper, which turns them into sawdust.
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A mixture of red and blue marbles is separated and sorted.
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A plant performs photosynthesis.
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Baking soda is heated, causing it to decompose into calcium and carbon dioxide.
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Milk is left sitting out too long, and it sours.
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A stainless steel pan is heated on the stove.
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A pellet of sodium metal is cut into two pieces with a knife.
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A pellet of sodium metal is placed into water, causing an explosion.
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Sulfuric acid is poured onto a piece of limestone rock, causing bubbling and fizzing.
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A helium balloon is popped.
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Electricity is conducted through a long copper wire.
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