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Makayla Hensley
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26 December, 00:24
Is a tree burning a chemical or physical change
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Malia
26 December, 00:29
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Chemical. Burning is a chemical process
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Meredith Goodman
26 December, 00:42
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Burning is a chemical process due to fire against wood
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