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In a chemical change, the identity of matter................... does not change?????
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In a chemical change, the identity of matter................... does not change?????
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The identity does change
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the identity does change because for example if you were to bend a piece of steel it would still be steel (Physical Change) But if you were to burn a piece of wood the wood would turn to ash (Physical Change)
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