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Suppose you heat a liquid and then bubbles are produced. With no other evidence, can you tell whether a physical or chemical is occurring? Explain your answer

Suppose you heat a liquid and then bubbles are produced. With no other evidence, can you tell whether a physical or chemical is occurring? Explain your answer
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Suppose you heat a liquid and then bubbles are produced. With no other evidence, can you tell whether a physical or chemical is occurring? Explain your answer

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Chemical cause when you heat liquid it turns into water vapor
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