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All of these are signs of chemical change EXCEPT Color change Change of temperature Gas bubbles appear Freezing (Change of state of matter)
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All of these are signs of chemical change EXCEPT
Color change
Change of temperature
Gas bubbles appear
Freezing (Change of state of matter)
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it is freezing because it can change back Which means it is a physical not chemical change
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