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Why is burning gasoline a chemical change? Is it because burning is a chemical change and it is changing into a different substance?
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Why is burning gasoline a chemical change? Is it because burning is a chemical change and it is changing into a different substance?

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Yes. a chemical change is when chemical bonds are made or broken. combustion of gasoline (probably octane) makes water and carbon dioxide.
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