How do you know a physical change has occurred when evaporating water produces gaseous water? A A chemical change has resulted in a new substance. B A chemical change has resulted in a change of state. C A physical change has resulted in a new substance. D A physical change has resulted in a phase change, not a change in composition.

How do you know a physical change has occurred when evaporating water produces gaseous water? A A chemical change has resulted in a new substance. B A chemical change has resulted in a change of state. C A physical change has resulted in a new substance. D A physical change has resulted in a phase change, not a change in composition.

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How do you know a physical change has occurred when evaporating
water produces gaseous water?
A
A chemical change has resulted in a new substance.
B
A chemical change has resulted in a change of state.
**
C
A physical change has resulted in a new substance.
D
A physical change has resulted in a phase change, not a change in
composition.

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