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Which of the following is a chemical change? A. Baking brownies B. Creating a mixture of water, rocks, and dirt C. Crumpling a piece of paper D. Breaking a candle in two
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Which of the following is a

chemical change?
A. Baking brownies
B. Creating a mixture of water, rocks, and dirt
C. Crumpling a piece of paper
D. Breaking a candle in two

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The answer baking brownies/A because before, the brownies were just a mixture and when it bakes it actually make a new substance

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Answer:

Baking Brownies

Step-by-step explanation:

when the brownie is baked, the kind of matter changes and a new substance is formed. A chemical change is a change that cannot be reversed.

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