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How can you use the symbols in a chemical equation to determine if a change is either a chemical or physical change
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How can you use the symbols in a chemical equation to determine if a change is either a chemical or physical change

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if the symbols in a chemical equation are arranged differently on the product side than they are on the reactant side, it is a chemical change because the substances have undergone chemical change

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