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Substance remains at 76.4 grams after 40 minutes, indicating no mass loss, suggesting a physical change such as sublimation or evaporation.

A diagram showing a substance in a container before and after 40 minutes, with the weight remaining constant at 76.4 grams, illustrating a physical change.

A diagram showing a substance in a container before and after 40 minutes, with the weight remaining constant at 76.4 grams, illustrating a physical change.

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