Which does not describe a physical change happening to water?

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Antoine Hill

Physics

17 May, 11:52

Which does not describe a physical change happening to water?

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Joaquin Shepard · Answer 1

On your list you can easily identify by knowing which is not a chemical change.

A physical change is a change not involving the material composition of the water. e. g. (melting, solidifying, evaporation). As long as the change does not change the molecular composition of the water which is H20 it is physical change.