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Is the reaction with nitrogen triiodide an example of physical or chemical change? A. Ophysical change B. chemical change​
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Is the reaction with nitrogen triiodide an example of physical or chemical change?

A. Ophysical change
B. chemical change​

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the answer is chemical
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The reaction would most likely be chemical change
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