Answer:I. Identification: Physical Change (PC) or Chemical Change (CC)1. A lump of sugar dissolves in water — PC2. A piece of chalk is ground to dust — PC3. A silver spoon tarnishes — CC4. An aluminum pot is put on a burner and gets hot — PC5. An antacid neutralizes stomach acid — CC6. An iron bar rusts — CC7. An iron rod gets magnetized — PC8. Copper turning to brass — CC9. Dry ice goes from solid to gas — PC10. Glass breaks — PC11. Gold melts or solidifies — PC12. Ice melting — PC13. Iron rusting — CC14. Methane burns — CC15. Sand mixed with salt — PC16. Steam condensing — PC17. Water boils or condenses — PC18. Water evaporating — PC19. Water freezing — PC20. Wood burning — CCTrue or False:1. Gas and vapor means the same — F2. When water freezes or vaporizes, is it still water — T3. Liquids expand in all directions to take the shape of the container — T4. When solids reach melting points, they become liquids — T5. With physical change, no new substance is formed — T6. With chemical change, a chemical reaction occurs — T7. With physical change, energy is either given off or absorbed — Tplease drop a heart, rate, and if possible, mark it as the brainliest answer ❤️