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Grass is a living plant not a chemical, therefore there is no chemical symbol for grass.
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Is growing grass a chemical change?
grass growing is a physical change.
Is grass growing a physical or chemical change?
It is a physical change because it is still grass. Nothing new has been made.
Is cutting grass a chemical property or physical?
Neither. It is a physical activity. See the link below for an explanation of physical and chemical properties.
What chemical does grass contain?
Chlorophyll. :)))
Is mowing the grass physical or chemical?
Mowing is a mechanical process, not a chemical reaction.
Is grass growing a chemical reaction?
Grass growth is not a chemical reaction but a chemical change because the grass will not go back to its original form after it grows. Like chemical change, a certain object will not go back or reverse it from its original appearance.
Is growing grass a chemical change?
grass growing is a physical change.
Is grass growing a physical or chemical change?
It is a physical change because it is still grass. Nothing new has been made.
What chemical does grass contain?
Chlorophyll. :)))
Is cutting grass a chemical property or physical?
Neither. It is a physical activity. See the link below for an explanation of physical and chemical properties.
Is mowing the grass physical or chemical?
Mowing is a mechanical process, not a chemical reaction.
Chemical contents of carabao grass?
What is chemical of carabao
What chemical will kill wild blue grass and not harm Bermuda grass?
weed begon
Which form of energy is in grass?
chemical energy
If grass turns brown as it dries is it a physical or chemical change?
it is a chemical change
Grass is green because it contains this chemical?
chlorophyll
When a goat eats grass what form of energy passes directly from the grass to the goat?
The energy transfered is in the form of chemical energy. The biomass of the grass is transferred to the goat in the form of chemical bonds. The enzymes within the goat's stomach break down the grass cellulose into simple usuable sugars. On average, only about 10% of the grass consumed is actually converted to the useable chemical energy. The rest is turned to biological waste.
