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Is a haircut a physical or chemical change?
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Is a haircut a physical or chemical change?
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Is a haircut a physical or chemical change?
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It's a physical because you have to actually do the work by using your hand to give a haircut
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A haircut is physical because it just becomes shorter. Its chemical makeup is not altered.
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