Chemicals yes, elements however, no.
Elements are themselves chemicals, Burn hydrogen in oxygen and you'll end up with water, another chemical.
True.
Evaporated fertilizer? Sorry if its wrong but i tried...
Chemically combined refers to the process of something being combined with something else via a chemical reaction. They cannot be physically split up, as they require another chemical reaction to separate them.
gold doesnt have a chemical reaction to liquids or other elements. there might be a physical change to it but nothing other than that.
As plants receive less sunlight, they change color. They are green because they have a lot of sunlight and are able to produce glucose and other energy chemicals. The less sunlight they receive, the less chemicals they produce.
In a chemical change a substance undergoes a change in chemical composition. The appearance of the gold was changed in this case and not chemically combined with other elements to form new substances. Thus, this change is a physical change.
water, hydrogen peroxide
because it can be changed or combined with different things (temp. other chemicals ect.)
no
it produces other chemicals
No, it's a physical action. No chemicals change into any other chemicals.
Evaporated fertilizer? Sorry if its wrong but i tried...
All the substances in geology are chemicals. The way those chemicals change with time and interact with other chemicals over time on a large physical scale is geology.
It is being decimated by pesticides and other chemicals used by agriculture.
chemosynthetics
bioremediation
Chemically combined refers to the process of something being combined with something else via a chemical reaction. They cannot be physically split up, as they require another chemical reaction to separate them.
gold doesnt have a chemical reaction to liquids or other elements. there might be a physical change to it but nothing other than that.