Chemical Change
A change that produces a new substance
Real World Example
Imagine you're baking a cake and once it's baked, you can't turn it back into the original ingredients like flour, eggs, and sugar. This is similar to a chemical change because, in both cases, the original components undergo a transformation that results in a completely new substance. Just as the heat in the oven causes the ingredients to interact and form a cake, a chemical change involves substances reacting to create something new that cannot easily revert to its original form.
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