Some examples of physical changes and chemical changes are melting, tearing or boiling for physical changes.
And examples of chemical changes are rusting, baking and burning.
Physical changes are what affects the appearance or form of something.
Even the body growing from an infant to an adult is an example of a physical change occurring.
Chemical changes on the other hand result in formation of new substances.
Physical changes are when matter changes forms but not it's chemical identity.
And chemical changes are results that occur as a result of a chemical reaction.
Freezing and shredding or boiling are also examples of physical changes.
Other examples of physical changes and chemical changes include.
Eruption from a vinegar and baking soda which is a chemical change.
A combination of two metals forming an alloy is a physical change.
Copper pennies or copper that becomes green over time is a chemical change.
And water vapor that condenses on a mirror would be a physical change.