Physical or Chemical Change?1. H2OCI)→ H2O(g)2. NacI(s)→ Na +Caq) + Cl -Caq)1206Na+(aq) +OH-Caq3. NgOH(s)→ Na+ (aq) +OH - Caq)4. S(s)+ 02(g] → SOzCg)5. Nacs) t HZOM→Na+(aq) + OH-Caq) +HZ(g)3.

To determine whether the below change is a physical or chemical H2O(l) → H2O(g) NaCl(s) → Na+(aq) +…

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Physical or Chemical Change? 1. H2OCI) H2O(g) 2. NacI(s)→ Na+Caq) + CI -Caq) 3. NaOH(s)→Na+ (aq) +OH - Caq) 4. S(s)+ 02(g) - SOzcg) 5. Nacs) + H2OC1) →Na+Caq) + OH-Cag) * HZCg)

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Physical or Chemical Change?
1. H2OCI)→ H2O(g)
2. NacI(s)→ Na +Caq) + Cl -Caq)
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Na+(aq) +OH-Caq
3. NgOH(s)→ Na+ (aq) +OH - Caq)
4. S(s)+ 02(g] → SOzCg)
5. Nacs) t HZOM→Na+(aq) + OH-Caq) +HZ(g)
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