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Accidentally add lemon juice to your milk, causing bubbles and solid clumps to form. is it chemical change or physical change
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Accidentally add lemon juice to your milk, causing bubbles and solid clumps to form. is it chemical change or physical change

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No new substances are produced; therefore, no chemical change occurred. Sometimes combining two liquids, such as lemon juice and milk, can produce a curd- like solid. ... This causes proteins in the milk to clump together, creating curds.
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chemical I think

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