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Type of change that produces a new substance
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Type of change that produces a new substance
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The type of change that produces a new substance is called a chemical change. A chemical change breaks bonds and also forms new ones.
Example: Rusting Iron.
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A chemical change produces a new substances. Examples of chemical changes are burning a cooking egg
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