After a tree is cut down with a chainsaw, it is impossible to put the tiny wood chips back together into the tree. Does this mean cutting trees with chainsaws is a chemical change? Explain.

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After a tree is cut down with a chainsaw, it is impossible to put the tiny wood chips back together

into the tree. Does this mean cutting trees with chainsaws is a chemical change? Explain.

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No, even after you cut the tree down, the wood is still wood

Mihir Bhende answered Sep 27, 2021

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No, because even if you cut the tree into small pieces it’s still a tree.

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Renish Dadhaniya answered Oct 2, 2021

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