Mashing a banana is a physical change because it does not alter the chemical composition of the banana. The act of mashing simply changes the physical appearance and texture of the banana without creating any new substances.
To mash up a ripe banana means to remove the peel, place the banana on a plate or cutting board, and use a table fork to squash, crush, or squish the banana until it is gooey. The purpose of mashing up a ripe banana is to either 1) use the banana in recipes, such as making banana bread, or 2) to feed the banana by small spoonfuls to an infant who does not eat solid food yet.
A mashed banana and a whole banana contain the same amount of sugar, as mashing does not change the sugar content. However, mashing can make the sugars more readily available for absorption, which might affect blood sugar levels more quickly. In terms of volume, a whole banana is more filling, while a mashed banana may be consumed more quickly.
This is a physical change, because you are only changing the physical appearance, not the substance's chemical properties.
Purely physical.
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Mashing potatoes is a physical change because it does not change the chemical or physical properties of the potatoes.
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The traditional brewing process of banana beer in Rwanda involves mashing ripe bananas, fermenting the mash with water and sorghum flour, and then straining the mixture to extract the liquid. The liquid is then left to ferment for several days before being ready to drink.
Mashing is how sugars are extracted from grains. When water is combined with milled grains within a specific temperature range enzymes break down starches into a sugars known as maltose. It is this maltose that is eventually consumed by the yeast, and broken down into CO2 and alcohol.