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no. its chemical properties do not change, only its apperance.

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12y ago

No, it's a physical change -- simply introducing air to the same substance, without chemical (molecular) interaction.

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Whipping cream is a physical change. You're just adding air to it to make it have more volume.

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No, whipping an egg is a physical change, a chemical change would be if you cooked the egg in a frying pan. :]

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This is a physical change.

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This is a physical change.

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Physical.

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