Which of the following describes a CHEMICAL CHANGE? * 3 points A alcohol evaporates B ice melts C iron rusts D salt is dissolved in water

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Saragis asked Jun 27, 2022

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Which of the following describes a CHEMICAL CHANGE? *

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A alcohol evaporates

B ice melts

C iron rusts

D salt is dissolved in water

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Saragis asked Jun 27, 2022

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salt is dissolved in water

Mateusz Rogulski answered Jun 29, 2022

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Answer:

C. Iron Rusts

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All the other options describe a physical change.

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