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 <span>c.)The product only has different physical properties than the reactants because a chemical reaction occurred.

This is because rust can behave differently than oxygen and iron. This is because a chemical reaction has happened- a chemical reaction is when a new product is formed. Rust can be change chemically and physically. </span>
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