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Need help... What is being tested when trying to change one substance into another substance? The solubility of the substance. Its chemical properties. Its physical properties. Its boiling or melting points.
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What is being tested when trying to change one substance into another substance?
The solubility of the substance.
Its chemical properties.
Its physical properties.
Its boiling or melting points.
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i think that the answer is chemical propertiesÂ
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Its chemical properties.
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