How do substances change after a chemical reaction? A. They change phase B. They lose mass C. Their atoms are rearranged D. Their atoms lose electons

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How do substances change after a chemical reaction?

A. They change phase
B. They lose mass
C. Their atoms are rearranged
D. Their atoms lose electons

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D. Their atoms are rearranged.

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