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An egg is cracked/broken. Is this egg experiencing a Physical or Chemical change? (Hint: is it still an egg?) Physical Chemical Both Neither

An egg is cracked/broken. Is this egg experiencing a Physical or Chemical change? (Hint: is it still an egg?) Physical Chemical Both Neither
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An egg is cracked/broken. Is this egg experiencing a Physical or Chemical change? (Hint: is it still an egg?)

Physical

Chemical

Both

Neither

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the asnwer is the first choice! and lol yes its still luv ;)
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