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What chemical change occurs to animals and plants once they are no longer living? Burning Cooking Decaying Folding
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What chemical change occurs to animals and plants once they are no longer living?

Burning
Cooking
Decaying
Folding

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Answer:

Decaying

Step-by-step explanation:

Dead plants and animals go through decaying process as their body is broken down into many pieces which later becomes the part of soil. Decaying process is done by decomposers like bacteria, fungi, etc.

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