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What is one result of a chemical change? A. Energy is created. B. A new material is formed. C. Materials change from one state to another. D. Elements are permanently destroyed
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What is one result of a chemical change? A. Energy is created. B. A new material is formed. C. Materials change from one state to another. D. Elements are permanently destroyed

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B is the correct answer. All chemical reactions lead to new material being formed — this is one or more substances. Chemical changes are the opposite of physical changes, for example the change of state of matter.
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