How can color be classified as both a physical property and as one indication of a chemical change?

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kyanthedoodle · Answer

You there with the red car. Can you help me?

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

i clicked on the question to help then got distracted by chat

kyanthedoodle · Answer

XD

anonymous · Answer

Do you have in options or is this a open answer question?

kyanthedoodle · Answer

Nah, I don't have any options. If I did, I would probably look it up. XD

anonymous · Answer

haha ok

anonymous · Answer

a color is a physical property because it is the visible light that the substance does not absorb and an indication of a chemical change because a different substance absorbs light at a different wavelength and therefore a different color of visible light

kyanthedoodle · Answer

Oh ok. So this is what I put: Color can be changed, but is not always involved with changing its chemical value as well, so it is physical, however, if you were to compare color to similar things such as dyes, you could change it's identity in terms of it's chemical form, so it could be an indication of a chemical change.

anonymous · Answer

looks good to me :D

kyanthedoodle · Answer

All right then. Well thanks for the help. :)