do substances formed during a chemical change exhibit the same properties as the original substances?

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Substances that form during a chemical change typically don't exhibit the same properties as the original substance. If they do, that is referred to as a "physical change".

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Natalija [7]3 years ago

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No they do not and I agree with the above it’s a physical change

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