Is excess water being removed by your large intestine a physical or chemical change

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Adreana asked Jan 25, 2022

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Is excess water being removed by your large intestine a physical or chemical change

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Answer: chemical change

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Physical change

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Physical changes only occur when food is broken into smaller pieces, mixed with other substances, or when water is removed from wastes in the your large intestine

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