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What happens to the reactants when a chemical reaction takes place? A. They all remain intact. B. They are destroyed, or consumed by the reaction. C. Their chemical bonds are bro…

What happens to the reactants when a chemical reaction takes place? A. They all remain intact. B. They are destroyed, or consumed by the reaction. C. Their chemical bonds are bro…
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What happens to the reactants when a chemical reaction takes place?

A. They all remain intact.
B. They are destroyed, or consumed by the reaction.
C. Their chemical bonds are broken and rearranged.

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c.Their Chemical bonds are broken and rearranged

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The best answer would be C, Their chemical bonds are broken and rearranged.
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