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When matter undergoes a physical change,some of its physical properties may change but itsidentity does notWhen matter undergoes a chemical change, itsidentity changes and so the matter's originalproperties are replaced by new properties.COMPLETEIntroUse the drop-down menus to label each of thefollowing changes P for physical change and C forchemical change.The substance changes to a new substance.The original substance can be recovered.The color changes.Gas is produced and given off.The substance changes size, shape, orvolume.

When Matter Undergoes A Physical Changesome Of Its Physical Properties May Change But Itsidentity Does NotWhen Matter Undergoes A Chemical Change Itsidentity Ch class=

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The substance changes to a new substance is a chemical change because matter changes its identity, it means that the answer is C.

The original substance can be recovered is a chemical change since the substance changes its identity but it can be recovered to its original identity, it means that the answer is C.

The color changes is a physical change because color is a property of matter, if it changes, the matter still has the same identity, it means that the answer is P.

Gas is produced and given off is a chemical change because gas is normally produced from a reaction, which is a chemical change. It means that the answer is C.

The substance changes size, shape or volume, similar to the third one, the change in the properties does not affect the identity of a substance, it means that the answer is P.

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