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The physical properties refer to the change in it's physical state like "shape", " size" etc. physical changes involve only the change of physical state. No heat or light is involved. Normally we can get the original form of state after the process for example :- 1) change in shape of balloon changes when we blow air into it 2) the paper can be crush and then the shape can be regained. 3) when the wax melts it's shape can be regained by solidification
1. Bending 2. Painting 3. Breaking 4. Scratching 5. Cutting
CHANGE in, 1- colour 2- state 3-smell 4-shape 5- appearance
The seven interdisciplinary fields of physics are:astrophysics: the physics in the universebiophysics: the physical interactions of biological processes.chemical physics: physical relations in chemistry.econophysics: the physical processes and their relations in the science of economy.geophysics: the physical relations on our planet.medical physics: the application of physics to prevention, diagnosis, and treatment.physical chemistry: the physical processes and their relations in the science of physical chemistry.
Properties such as shape, size, colorand state of a substance are called itsphysical properties. A change in whicha substance undergoes a change in itsphysical properties is called a physicalchange.when the new substance is formed then it is chemical changecutting of paper is physical changeburning of paper is chemical change .note:when the is mansion in the reaction. it is chemical changeProperties such as shape, size, colourand state of a substance are called itsphysical properties. A change in whicha substance undergoes a change in itsphysical properties is called a physicalchange. A physical change is generallyreversible. In such a change no newsubstance is formed.A change in which one or morenew substances are formed is called achemical change. A chemical changeis also called a chemical reaction.cutting of a paper is the physical change .burning of a paper is chemical change(when burning is mention in the given question it will become a chemical change)burning of a candle is both chemical change and physical change.
There are 4 different processes that are involved with pharmacokinetics. They are absorption, distribution, metabolism, and excretion.
The physical properties refer to the change in it's physical state like "shape", " size" etc. physical changes involve only the change of physical state. No heat or light is involved. Normally we can get the original form of state after the process for example :- 1) change in shape of balloon changes when we blow air into it 2) the paper can be crush and then the shape can be regained. 3) when the wax melts it's shape can be regained by solidification
1. Weathering. 2. Metamorphism. 3. Deformation. 4. Erosion.
When a substance changes phase, this is a physical changerather than a chemical change. When water freezes to become ice, or when ice melts to become water, its all physical.
1. Bending 2. Painting 3. Breaking 4. Scratching 5. Cutting
The importance of physical change is that :-1) No new substance is formed.2) It is a temporary change.3) It is easily reversible.4) Very little heat energy is absorbed or given out.The mass of a substance does not alter in a physical change.
The importance of physical change is that :-1) No new substance is formed.2) It is a temporary change.3) It is easily reversible.4) Very little heat energy is absorbed or given out.The mass of a substance does not alter in a physical change.
A physical change is a substance that changes, and has the ability to change back into the same substance it was before. So signs of a physical change is: a) phase change b) shape change etc.....
The answer is a mixture :]There are 4 kinds of mixturesSuspension, Solution, Alloy, ColloidIf some of it is wrong sorry I got it from:A_combination_of_two_or_more_substances_that_can_be_separated_by_using_only_a_physical_process_is
Permafrost, submission, mantle and tectonic plate continental shelf drift
CHANGE in, 1- colour 2- state 3-smell 4-shape 5- appearance
1; Physical Charecteristics 2; Physical Processes 3; Climates 4; Ecosystems 5; Urbanization 6; Migration 7; Population Growth 8; Cultures 9; Science and Technology 10; Government and Citizenship