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Define chemical change and give an example
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Define chemical change and give an example
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Chemical changes are the chemical properties associated with a specific matter.
Examples include toxicity, reactivity, stability, flammability, etc.
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Definition-A formation of new chemical substances.
Example- Sugar undergoes a chemical change when it is cooked to make caramel. :3
Hope I helped! Sorry if it's bad.
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