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Yea! Cabbage will rot to liquifaction.
yes because it gets rotten so is a chemical change
because its chemical properties are changed
Rottening of wood is a chemical (breakdown) reaction
Color, smell, state of matter. For example: sulfur (element #16) is yellow, smells like rotten eggs, and is a solid.
No, when cabbage roots many chemical reactions takes place.
It is a chemical change.Physical changes are reversible but a rotting egg cannot be made a fresh egg again. Also, the contents of a rotten egg are different from that of a fresh egg. This is also proof of the change being chemical as new products are formed in chemical change only.
Yea! Cabbage will rot to liquifaction.
yes because it gets rotten so is a chemical change
This is a chemical change.
because its chemical properties are changed
Both, but chemical dominates.
A rotten fruit is a physical change. Physical changes involve a change in size shape or state but the chemical makeup of the material remains the same. In the case of a rotten fruit the physical appearance has changed but the chemical composition of the fruit remains the same. The physical change can be seen in the following ways: The color of the fruit has changed from its original color to a brown or black color. The texture of the fruit has changed from firm to mushy. The smell of the fruit has changed from sweet to sour.Rotten fruit is an example of a physical change because the chemical composition of the fruit remains the same even though the physical appearance has changed.
Rottening of wood is a chemical (breakdown) reaction
Mercaptans are types of organic chemical compound. They contain sulfur, which causes a very potent smell similar to rotten eggs or cabbage.
Cabbage is a green leafyvegetable.
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