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6 September, 09:21

In your own words, explain a physical change

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    A physical change is a change that changes a chemical substance physically, but not the composition. Let's say you take a piece of paper and rip it apart. It doesn't change the chemical compound of the paper, but the shape is different. It's still paper.

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    I don't think I really need to provide an explanation for this since it kinda already is ^^.
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