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seropon [69]
3 years ago
5

Pedro is conducting an experiment to investigate how temperature affects chemical change. He has three pieces of bread. He puts

one piece of bread on the kitchen counter, puts one piece in the refrigerator, and puts one piece in the toaster. His prediction is that the piece in the refrigerator will get cold, the one on the counter will hot, and the one in the toaster will get the hottest. Select the conclusion for Pedro’s experiment. The piece of bread in the toaster had the least amount of chemical change. The piece of bread in the refrigerator had the most amount of chemical change. The piece of bread in the toaster had the most amount of chemical change. The piece of bread on the kitchen counter had the most amount of chemical change.
Engineering
1 answer:
noname [10]3 years ago
5 0

Answer: The piece of bread in the toaster had the most amount of chemical change due to exposure to heat

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