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Russell Warner
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30 June, 14:28
Is mixing a physical or chemical change?
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Memphis Ramsey
30 June, 14:32
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Sometimes you mix different substances and you don't make new substances but mostly of the time you do make new substances, so the answer is chemical change.
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