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Physical change.
Bennett Bode
Chauncey Kihn
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∙ 14y agoMixing water and sugar is a physical change.
A physical change is just a change in the form of the substance, whereas a chemical change is when the substance itself changes chemically. An easy way to figure out which is which is trying to "undo" the change. If it can be undone, it is physical. To "undo" or separate sugar and water again, you can evaporate the water leaving the sugar, thus, you have a physical change.
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