Asked by Elizabeth

is breaking an egg a chemical or physical change?

is cooking an egg a chemical or physical change?
Answered by DrBob222
Breaking an egg is a physical change. We still have shell (but broken in pieces now) and we still have egg yolk and egg white bit those are now outside th shell.
Cooking an egg is a chemical change. We have changed the chemical composition of the yolk an the egg white.
Answered by Tushar
It is a physical change as because we still have the egg yolk and it's white broken bits which can again be arranged and as the chemical composition of the egg does not change it is a physical change.


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Answered by Anonymous
cooking
Answered by Suhani
I think it is a chemical change because egg can be joined in pieces but it will remain broken egg only we can't joint it as it was, so it is a chemical change
Answered by marina
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Answered by Aaaaaaaddddyu
Tested
Answered by Bethany Smith
This was very helpful, thank you!
Answered by Neha
Can anyone, a experienced person tell whether breaking of an egg is chemical or a physical change.. Coz no one has given a expected answer... Plz do it with interest coz if you don't know it don't reply... Someone has put tested, someone has put cooking.. What is all that.. So plz reply.. Thank you
Answered by DIVYA DHARSHINI
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