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What type of science studies how substances change?
Chemistry(:by, Miranda Limon.
Is the study of matter and how matter change?
chemistry
How do volcanoes change the chemistry of sea water?
Because it does
Is melting crayons chemistry?
Melting is a physical change.
Is physics the study of substaces and how they change?
No, that's usually chemistry.
What is the study of the properties of matter and how they change?
That is the description of "Physical Chemistry".
Is taking butter melting a physical or chemical change?
A physical change
Is a change of state such as a liquid changing to a gas is an example of a physical change?
Yes. Because the chemistry stays the same.
Is glass melting a chemical or physical change?
physical change according to physics nd chemical change according to chemistry
In chemistry the Greek letter delta is used to indicate?
it means change! :D
What is the study of matter and change of matter?
It's either Physical Science or Chemistry
Where can you find the Chemistry matter and change 2004 textbook online for free?
You can't.
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