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Is heating water in a pan a chemical or physical change? Need Reasons!!!

Is heating water in a pan a chemical or physical change? Need Reasons!!!
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Is heating water in a pan a chemical or physical change? Need Reasons!!!

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I would say Physical because it is still water, it's just water being heated up.

Physical change is probably your answer.

Glad I could help, and good luck!


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User Octavio Garbarino
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it is only a physical change as you are only changing the state of the substance (from liquid to gas)
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User Ziyang Liu
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