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Lets say I have boiled some water in a pot to the point it turned into gas. Is that a physical or chemical change?
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Lets say I have boiled some water in a pot to the point it turned into gas. Is that a physical or chemical change?

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This would be a physical change because the only change happening is the change from a liquid to a gas, no chemical change would take place :)
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