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All changes in chemistry are chemical? True or false?
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All changes in chemistry are chemical? True or false?
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False. Chemistry has physical and chemical changes. Physical would resemble ripping a piece of paper in half. Chemical would be burning the piece of paper.
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False; Along with chemical changes, there are also physical changes.
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