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Is making a rock candy by evaporating water from sugar solution physical or chemical change?
Making rock candy by evaporating water from a sugar solution is a physical change. Here's why:
* No new substances are formed: The sugar and water remain the same molecules throughout the process. The sugar simply becomes more concentrated as the water evaporates.
* The change is reversible: If you dissolve the rock candy back into water, you essentially reverse the process and get back your original sugar solution.
In contrast, a chemical change would involve:
* The formation of new substances with different chemical properties.
* Changes that are typically difficult or impossible to reverse.
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