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New substances with what are formed during chemical changes

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In chemical changes molecules in the reactants interact to form new substances, which mean means are broken up to form new bonds. No atoms are created or destroyed while undergoing the chemical change. In a physical change more like a state of change meaning shape, size or anything that effects how the object looked before then no new substances are formed.

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