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Is melting an ice cube on your hand a chemical or physical and why? Need reasons!!
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Is melting an ice cube on your hand a chemical or physical and why? Need reasons!!

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physical because the ice is only changing from solid to liquid, not making an entirely new object
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Physical, because the ice is only changing it's state. It's not changing to a new substance.
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