Hi can you please help me answer these 6 questions thank you so much I really appreciate your help Name:ClassDareFor each scenario below, explain whether ophysical or chenmical change is taking place.Everyday Chemical and Physical Changes1 You cut a piece of paper into small pieces. Is this ophysical or chemical change? Explain your answer.2 You find a nail on the ground in the parking lot, in asmall puddle of water. Rust has formed on theoutside of the nail. Wos this a pnysical or chemicalchange? Explain your answer.rust(4. You pick up a ice cream sandwich from the schoolcofeterio and you stick it in your hoodie pocket so yourhands ore free to hand the cash over to the cafeterioworker. You run into your chem lab partner on yourway to your seat ond he tells you your homework isdue next period. You forget oli about your ice creamuntil you pull the plastic full of mush out of yourpocket later that aftermoon. Is this a physical orchemical change? Explain your answer.3. You put gasoline in your car and the car burns thefuel. Is this a chemical change or a physical change?Explain your answer.5. You volunteer for chalkboard cleaning duty and youget to work with the erasers. As you rub the dust off your "friend maliciously shakes it when you're notof the chalkboard, white chalk dust enters the oir andmakes you cough. As you clean the chalkboard withthe eraser, are you cousing a physical change or achemical change? Explain your onswer.6. You get a can of soda from the vending machine andlooking. You open the can of soda and it fizzes all overyour desk, making you regret you had brought it to labin the first place, Is this a chemical change or aphysical change? Explain your answer.

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1 You cut a piece of paper into small pieces. Is this o physical or chemical change? Explain your onswer. 2 You find a nail on the ground inthe parking lot, in a small puddle of water. Rust has formed on the outside of the nail. Wos this a pnysical or chermical change? Expiain your answer. rust 3. You put gasoline in your car and the car burns the fuel. Is this a chemical change or a physical change? Explain your answer. 4. You pick up a ice cream sandwich from the school cofeterio and you stick it in your hoodie pocket so your hands ore free to hand the cash over to the cafeteria uprrer You run into voi cheo lah nor

1 You cut a piece of paper into small pieces. Is this o physical or chemical change? Explain your onswer. 2 You find a nail on the ground inthe parking lot, in a small puddle of water. Rust has formed on the outside of the nail. Wos this a pnysical or chermical change? Expiain your answer. rust 3. You put gasoline in your car and the car burns the fuel. Is this a chemical change or a physical change? Explain your answer. 4. You pick up a ice cream sandwich from the school cofeterio and you stick it in your hoodie pocket so your hands ore free to hand the cash over to the cafeteria uprrer You run into voi cheo lah nor

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ChapterU5: Fire: Energy , Thermodynamics, And Oxidation-reduction

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