Question

Is the correct answer phase change? (I'm checking my answers to see if I am correct)

A firework exploding is an example of a

physical change.

chemical change.

phase change.

nuclear change.

Answer 1

Or is it chemical?

Answer 2

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Answer 3

So it is Phase?

Answer 4

\(\color{blue}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @Cydney_Morgan
Or is it chemical? \(\huge\checkmark\)
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Answer 5

So it IS chemical? Awesome! That is what I thought. Thank you so much! I like how you reply with fun things! :D

Answer 6

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Answer 7

@Abhisar Would you mind telling me if this one is correct or not? I am almost positive the correct one is Number of Protons


Elements in the same group on the periodic table have the same

number of electrons.

number of protons. <--- My choice

number of neutrons.

number of valence electrons.



I promise I am not cheating! I just really would like to make sure I am correct before I take my final exam. (This is a study guide full of questions I made for my self)

Answer 8

Please post it as new question...only one question per post !

Answer 9

Ok! I apologize!

Answer 10

It's ok \(\huge\color{green}{ت}\)