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Change in colour, mass and state(ie liquid, gas or solid)
There are many observations that may occur when a chemical reaction takes place. Some of the things are:- Change of colour, change of temperature change of state. These can be observed by the features below There might be a change in colour when mixing the reactants; the vessel in which the reaction is taking place might get warm on the outside or cold depending on the type of reaction. There may be effervescence or fizzing with gas production; a precipitate may form.
for a state change to happen it must lose or gain or loose kinetic energy
acually the answer depends on the nature of chemical reaction under consideration and depending on the reaction, there are two possible answers: a change of state and absorption of energy.
It is the phase change from a liquid to a gas.
Change in colour, mass and state(ie liquid, gas or solid)
There are many observations that may occur when a chemical reaction takes place. Some of the things are:- Change of colour, change of temperature change of state. These can be observed by the features below There might be a change in colour when mixing the reactants; the vessel in which the reaction is taking place might get warm on the outside or cold depending on the type of reaction. There may be effervescence or fizzing with gas production; a precipitate may form.
for a state change to happen it must lose or gain or loose kinetic energy
acually the answer depends on the nature of chemical reaction under consideration and depending on the reaction, there are two possible answers: a change of state and absorption of energy.
It is the phase change from a liquid to a gas.
These regulations change from location-to-location and state-to-state. You must contact your state's liquor control agency to determine the requirements.
Energy is used to do work against in separating the mutually attracive atoms or molecules from each other to change them from solid into liquid and from liquid into gaseous state.
physical... the matter itself does not change. That would imply that a chemical change is taking place
Not that I am aware of - although you may check with your state Department of Labor to determine if there are any state laws regarding this.
That depends on many circumstances. Typically the laws of the place the event took place are key. But, leaving the state often tolls that limit.
Because no chemical reaction is taking place. It is the same substance, just in a different state of matter.
Review your governing documents to determine the process by which your covenants can be amended. There is no standard, and the guidelines vary by state.