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Acid rain damaging marble a Chemical Change b Physical Change

Acid rain damaging marble a Chemical Change b Physical Change
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Acid rain damaging marble

a
Chemical Change
b
Physical Change

User Martin Klinke
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Answer:

B

Step-by-step explanation:

Acid rain

damaging a marble statue or anything else

is a physical change. <3

User Torch
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