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A chemical or physical change that takes in heat from its surroundings is an exothermic process an explosion an endothermic process a phase change
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A chemical or physical change that takes in heat from its surroundings is an exothermic process an explosion an endothermic process a phase change

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is this a true or false question?
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Hello!

The Correct Answer to:

"A chemical or physical change that takes in heat from its surroundings is"

Is 100% Option "B" an explosion.

(Ps. I did this yesterday :) )


Hope this Helps! Have A Wonderful Day! :)
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