In Chemistry / Middle School | 2014-01-26

How are chemical and physical changes alike?

Asked by Nanpensuriya

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They are both changing things. There is a change in the mixture/substance

Answered by CaseyElizabeth | 2024-06-10

Chemical and physical changes are alike in that they both involve matter, can be observed, involve energy changes, and occur in daily life. While they differ in composition change, they share fundamental characteristics, including potential reversibility. Understanding both types of changes helps us grasp how substances interact and transform.
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Answered by Anonymous | 2024-12-24

How are chemical and physical changes alike?

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