Which physical changes are endothermic?(1) melting and freezing
(2) melting and evaporating
(3) condensation and sublimation
(4) condensation and deposition

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Answer 1
Answer: Melting and evaporating are endothermic. 
Answer 2
Answer:

Melting and evaporating are the physical changes that are endothermic. Therefore, the correct option is option 2.

Physical modifications are those that modify a chemical substance's shape yet do not affect its chemical content. Physical changes may normally be utilised to separate compounds to chemical elements and simpler compounds, but they cannot be utilised for separate mixtures to their individual components. When something changes physically but not chemically, it is said to have undergone a physical transformation. This contrasts to the idea of a chemical change, when a material's composition changes or a substance or substances mix or separate to generate new compounds. Melting and evaporating are the physical changes that are endothermic.

Therefore, the correct option is option 2.

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Answer:

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Explanation:

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