The document discusses various physical changes in different materials such as tin cans, rubber bands, ceramics, springs, play dough, and gold. It includes numerous linked references for further exploration of these materials and their properties. The focus is on understanding the physical transformations that occur in these substances.

1. PHYSICAL CHANGES IN MATTER

2. TIN CANS

3. LEAVES

4. RUBBER BAND

5. CERAMICS

6. SPRINGS

7. PLAY DOUGH

8. GOLD

9. REFERENCES:
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 http://www.ahametals.com/gold-prices-soften/