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A decrease in temperature reduces the volume of gas a Chemical Change b Physical Change

A decrease in temperature reduces the volume of gas a Chemical Change b Physical Change
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A decrease in temperature reduces the volume of gas

a
Chemical Change
b
Physical Change

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a) chemical change.
just the letter A is your answer that says chemical change (sorry had to put extra words for the new policy)
User Lukstei
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Answer:

Chemical change.

Hope this helps you.

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