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When two substances go through a chemical change what happens A, They always turn into gases B, Their physical properties remain the same C, their molecules remain the same D, They form a new substance
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When two substances go through a chemical change what happens

A, They always turn into gases

B, Their physical properties remain the same

C, their molecules remain the same

D, They form a new substance with different properties

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Option"D" is correct answer to this question...
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D. they find a new substance with different properties
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