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As the question title says, I would like to know what the physical and chemical properties are. If possible, please include examples. Since it seems to be related, I would also like to know what physical and chemical changes are. I believe that things such as crushing a can is a physical change, but I am not sure what would constitute a chemical change (perhaps doing something that rearranges the molecules?)(perhaps doing something that rearranges the molecules?)

Edit: I originally wanted to ask if cooking an egg constitutes as a chemical or physical change, but I thought that that would be closed as too vague. If possible, please explain which one it is too. Thanks!

As the question title says, I would like to know what the physical and chemical properties are. If possible, please include examples. Since it seems to be related, I would also like to know what physical and chemical changes are. I believe that things such as crushing a can is a physical change, but I am not sure what would constitute a chemical change (perhaps doing something that rearranges the molecules?)

Edit: I originally wanted to ask if cooking an egg constitutes as a chemical or physical change, but I thought that that would be closed as too vague. If possible, please explain which one it is too. Thanks!

As the question title says, I would like to know what the physical and chemical properties are. If possible, please include examples. Since it seems to be related, I would also like to know what physical and chemical changes are. I believe that things such as crushing a can is a physical change, but I am not sure what would constitute a chemical change (perhaps doing something that rearranges the molecules?)

Edit: I originally wanted to ask if cooking an egg constitutes as a chemical or physical change, but I thought that that would be closed as too vague. If possible, please explain which one it is too. Thanks!

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What are physical properties and chemical properties?

As the question title says, I would like to know what the physical and chemical properties are. If possible, please include examples. Since it seems to be related, I would also like to know what physical and chemical changes are. I believe that things such as crushing a can is a physical change, but I am not sure what would constitute a chemical change (perhaps doing something that rearranges the molecules?)

Edit: I originally wanted to ask if cooking an egg constitutes as a chemical or physical change, but I thought that that would be closed as too vague. If possible, please explain which one it is too. Thanks!