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PLEASE HELP I added some food coloring to some water. The water changed color, but It's still the same water that I can drink. This is an example of ?? A. Chemical Change B. Physical Change
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PLEASE HELP I added some food coloring to some water. The water changed color, but

It's still the same water that I can drink. This is an example of ??
A. Chemical Change
B. Physical Change

User Fabio Berger
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Answer:

b

Step-by-step explanation:

because it changed colors

User Eduardo Moniz
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Answer:

its definitely a physical change as the way you see it now is different then before

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