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EGG OVER EASY - How to make PERFECT OVER EASY EGGS demonstration

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Deronda demonstrates how to make the PERFECT EGG OVER EASY!! No more uncooked egg whites only a warm and runny lovely yolk. Learn how simple & easy it is to do!! JOIN ME ON...

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1) Rust starts to form on metal
2) Gasoline is set on fire
3)  Bread becomes toast
4) hydrogen peroxide bubbles in a cut
5) food scraps are turned into compost

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1) Piece of paper cut into pieces
2) Butter Melts on a pan over far
3) Ice melting
4) boiling water
5) Sugar dissolving in water
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- flammable
- heat
- acidity
- toxicity
-  rusting
- reacting

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- Appearance
- odor
- color
- melting point
- boiling point
-  dissolving

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Chemical change is also very different from physical change. Chemical change is when something really changes, like its color and everything else. chemical change does change what the substance is for example, if you were to burn a piece of paper it turns black and it is now burnt, another example is how salt can make your car rust.

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Physical changes are very different from Chemical changes. Physical change is the change of something or someones appearance. Physical change does not change what the substance is. Like if you were to cut or change the shape of a piece of paper, its still  paper but as a different shape. Anything that has a change in appearance.

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Physical and chemical differences      Giselle Rodriguez                              period 5

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Physical and chemical differences      Giselle Rodriguez                              period 5