Think of an example of a chemical change that some people might think is NOT a chemical change. Explain why it is.

Physics

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AlekseyPX2 years ago

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Answer:

Digesting food

Explanation:

I have people who think that its not true but it is

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Think of an example of a chemical change that some people might think is NOT a chemical change. Explain why it is.​

Think of an example of a chemical change that some people might think is NOT a chemical change. Explain why it is.