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Matter and Chemical Changes Practice

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Matter and Chemical Changes Practice
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1. Tiny parts of matter too small to see directly are called __.
2. Which is a physical change?
3. A combination of substances is a __.
4. Which is the best sign that a new substance may have formed?
5. A change that creates a new substance is a __ change.
6. Why does dissolved sugar not count as disappearing?
7. Which statement is true?
8. Changing size or state without making a new substance is a __ change.
📋 Teacher Answer Key
1. particles
2. ice melting
3. mixture
4. evidence from a reaction
5. chemical
6. the matter is still in the mixture even if it cannot be seen easily
7. Matter is conserved during changes.
8. physical

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