Which description correctly states the difference between a chemical and a physical property? A) Physical properties can only be observed in solid and liquid materials, while chemical properties can be seen in solid, liquid, and gas materials and involve temperature changes. B) Physical properties are seen when a material remains in one phase, while chemical properties are seen when materials shift from one phase to another, like from a solid to a liquid. C) Physical properties can be observed without changing into a new substance, while chemical properties are usually observable during a chemical reaction when a new substance is made. D) Physical properties are identified with the senses, like through sight and sound, while chemical properties can only be calculated with special tools, like thermometers and microscopes.