Your breakfast this morning was so nutritious! You had two eggs, a slice of toast and some orange juice. You were lucky, though ... your mom noticed some smoke coming from the toaster and took your toast out before it burned. Thanks to her, your toast was a perfectly crunchy and light-brown in color: During this process, did the bread undergo a physical change or a chemical change? What evidence from the story or the image proves that you are correct?

Your breakfast this morning was so nutritious! You had two eggs, a slice of toast and some orange juice. You were lucky, though ... your mom noticed some smoke coming from the toaster and took your toast out before it burned. Thanks to her, your toast was a perfectly crunchy and light-brown in color: During this process, did the bread undergo a physical change or a chemical change? What evidence from the story or the image proves that you are correct?

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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During this process, did the bread undergo a physical change or a chemical change?
What evidence from the story or the image proves that you are correct?

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