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Which statement describes one feature of chemical changes? They never change a substance’s properties. They change a substance’s identity. They can usually be reversed. They keep…

Which statement describes one feature of chemical changes? They never change a substance’s properties. They change a substance’s identity. They can usually be reversed. They keep…
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Which statement describes one feature of chemical changes? They never change a substance’s properties. They change a substance’s identity. They can usually be reversed. They keep a substance’s arrangement of atoms the same.

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They change a substance’s identity.

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They change a substance’s identity.

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