Physical Change A process by which no change in composition occurs

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Physical Change A process by which no change in composition occurs Ie: there is a change to another phase (i.e. gas, liquid, solid) or separated or combined. Physical changes are generally easy to reverse. No energy is produced by the substance.

Chemical Change A chemical reaction Display different physical and chemical properties after the change Changes are not reversible without another reaction. Energy is often produced ( fire or heat, for example).

Physical or Chemical Change? Substance changes shape Foaming Heat Dissolving Production of sound Color changes Chemical Chemical Physical Chemical Physical and Chemical