Your eyes don’t change color, they only reflect the colours around them in particular if they are light coloured eyes. My eyes are blue-grey with a green heterachromia. They are very sensitive to light and dust so they get red easily which makes the eye color appear a brighter blue. If I wear green, the appear more green in color, when I am sunburned they appear more turquoise, etc. But when I wear white or don’t have a shirt on, they look their true blue-grey.
Answer:
D. A bicycle rusting.
Explanation:
A. is incorrect because tearing a piece of paper is a physical change, not a chemical change.
B. is incorrect because we are just heating up the object. That only changes how fast the particles are moving and the change in state of matter.
C. is incorrect because we are adding heat to change a state of matter (from solid to liquid) and it is a physical change.
Therefore, only D. is the correct answer. Iron rusts, and when it does, it chemically changes into an iron oxide (rust).
<span>The single most abundant chemical substance of the body, accounting for 60% to 80% of body weight, is "Water"
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