### Describing Physical and Chemical Change**Question:**5. **Seawater can be made into drinking water** by boiling the seawater, collecting the steam, and condensing the steam to liquid water. Classify the changes in water that occur when it is boiled to steam, then condensed to liquid water.**Options:**- a. Both are physical.- b. One is physical, and one is chemical.- c. Both are chemical.- d. Can’t be determined from the information given.**Selected Answer:**- **a. Both are physical.****Explanation:**- "I think that it is physical for both since it will still be water. When the water gets boiled, it only goes..."In the image, the student's provided explanation underlines the idea that the changes involved in the process of converting seawater to drinking water (boiling and condensing) are physical changes. This conclusion is drawn based on the nature of changes—where the state of water changes but its chemical structure remains the same.

5. Seawater can be made into drinking water by boiling the seawater, collecting the steam, and con densing the steam to liquid water. Classify the changes in water that occur when it is boiled to steam, then condensed to liquid water. a. Both are physical. b. One is physical, and one is chemical. C. Both are chemical. d. Can't be determined from the information given. Explain your answer: I think that it is physical folr both since it

5. Seawater can be made into drinking water by boiling the seawater, collecting the steam, and con densing the steam to liquid water. Classify the changes in water that occur when it is boiled to steam, then condensed to liquid water. a. Both are physical. b. One is physical, and one is chemical. C. Both are chemical. d. Can't be determined from the information given. Explain your answer: I think that it is physical folr both since it

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