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I NEED HELP FAST!!!!! Can you tell me about examples of physical and chemical compounds of matter??? I have a DBA in a few minut

es and I don't know!!! Please use easy to understand answers 'cause I'm a little under the weather.

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o-na [289]4 years ago

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Physical<span> properties </span>can<span> be observed or measured without changing the </span><span>composition of matter</span>

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