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Iron oxide is combined with carbon monoxide to produce pure iron and carbon dioxide gas. Physical or Chemical Change? Why?

Iron oxide is combined with carbon monoxide to produce pure iron and carbon dioxide gas. Physical or Chemical Change? Why?
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Iron oxide is combined with carbon monoxide to produce pure iron and carbon dioxide gas. Physical or Chemical Change? Why?

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Chemical because it alters the identity of the substance

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