Final Answer:
Water freezes — physical
Mixture produces a precipitate — chemical
Firework explodes — chemical
Cloud formation — physical
Frost formation — physical
Iron rusts — chemical
Leaves change color — chemical
Photosynthesis — chemical
Fog formation — physical
Burning of diesel fuel — chemical
A stick of butter melts — physical
Acid rain corrodes a statue — chemical
Urine production — chemical
Dew forms on grass — physical
Milk turns sour — chemical
Cup of coffee cools — physical
Sugar cube dissolves in water — physical
Aerobic respiration — chemical
Ice evaporates in a freezer — physical
Akla-Seltzer tablet sizzles — chemical
Fire produces smoke — chemical
Water boils — physical
Reaction has foul smell — chemical
Wood is sanded — physical
Silver tarnishes — chemical
Bread making — chemical
Burning of coal — chemical
Digestion of food — chemical
Pond dries up — physical
Acid-base reaction — chemical
Bacterial fermentation — chemical
Mixture releases heat — chemical
Lamp turned on — physical
A jet roars overhead — physical
Bleach stains a shirt — chemical
Fruit ripens — chemical
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Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of physical change and chemical change worksheet.
