Answer: 50 Everyday Examples of Physical Changes
Step-by-step explanation:
An ice cube melting into water in your drink
Freezing water to make ice cubes
Boiling water evaporating
Hot shower water turning to steam
Steam from the shower condensing on a mirror
Crushing an empty milk carton
Boiling pasta to make it soft
Dissolving sugar in your coffee
Shaking up a bottle of Italian dressing
Freeze-drying fruits
Thawing raw meat
Chopping a vegetable into pieces
Melting candy
Dissolving a drink mix into water
Adding milk to cereal
Sharpening a knife
Freezing juice into popsicles
Adding food dye to white icing
Coloring Easter eggs
Mixing fruits in a fruit salad
Letting gelatin set in the fridge
A plastic chair’s color fading
Sanding wood
Mixing dirt and water to make mud
Icicles forming on the edge of your roof
Mowing the lawn
Bending wire
Tying a rope in a knot
Trimming a bush
Evaporating puddles
Deconstructing a box after a delivery
Cutting an old credit card into pieces
Cutting your hair
Sharpening a pencil
Crocheting yarn into a blanket
Melting crayons
Shredding paper
Cutting an old t-shirt
Dyeing your hair
Trimming your dog's nails
Polishing silver
Folding a paper to fit in an envelope
Origami animals
Breaking a glass
Chalk getting smaller after use
Chopping wood
Cracking an egg
Mixing paint colors
Rock erosion
Slicing bread