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    1. The document discusses the difference between physical and chemical changes through examples of burning wood versus heating wood and burning a candle versus melting wax. 2. A chemical change involves changing the chemical composition of a substance, like when wood burns it turns into gases like carbon dioxide. A physical change does not change the chemical makeup. 3. Baking soda is sodium bicarbonate that produces carbon dioxide gas and water when mixed with an acid like vinegar.

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    1. The document discusses the difference between physical and chemical changes through examples of burning wood versus heating wood and burning a candle versus melting wax. 2. A chemical change involves changing the chemical composition of a substance, like when wood burns it turns into gases like carbon dioxide. A physical change does not change the chemical makeup. 3. Baking soda is sodium bicarbonate that produces carbon dioxide gas and water when mixed with an acid like vinegar.

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    Science Test by Saktija Roy

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    1. The document discusses the difference between physical and chemical changes through examples of burning wood versus heating wood and burning a candle versus melting wax. 2. A chemical change involves changing the chemical composition of a substance, like when wood burns it turns into gases like carbon dioxide. A physical change does not change the chemical makeup. 3. Baking soda is sodium bicarbonate that produces carbon dioxide gas and water when mixed with an acid like vinegar.

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