Change: You can identify a chemical change by:-smell-if a new substance is produced - color change - heat- bubbles - solids form in liquids Moldy BreadSunlight is an everyday example of chemical change. The hydrogen gas burning is an example of nuclear fusion. Sun FlareLinks: www.ric.edu/ptiskus/chemical/   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 98)

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Change: An example of a chemical property is the ability to burn.Chemical change- A change from one substance to another is a Chemical change. You can identify a chemical change by:-smell-if a new substance is produced - color change - heat- bubbles - solids form in liquids   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 88)

Change: An example of chemical property is the ability to burn.Chemical change- A change from one substance to another is a Chemical change. You can identify a chemical change by:-smell-if a new substance is produced - color change - heat- bubbles - solids form in liquids Sunlight   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 87)

Change: An example of chemical property is the ability to burn.Chemical change- A change from one substance to another is a Chemical change. You can identify a chemical change by: -smell -if a new substance is produced - color change - heat - bubbles - solids form in liquids Sunlight   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 77)

Change:  change. You can identify a chemical change by: -smell -if a new substance is produced - color change - heat- bubbles - solids form in liquids Sunlight is an everyday example of chemical change. The hydrogen gas burning is ana examplechange ofcalled nuclear fusion.   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 77)

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Change: Chemical Property – A Chemical Property is a characteristic of a substance that indicates whether or not it could not undergo a certain chemical change   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 24)