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Ayanna
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27 November, 02:24
What happens in any chemical
change?
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Krish Petty
27 November, 02:32
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There is an exchange of electrons in a conventional reaction. If the nuclei of atoms
are involved, I'm not quite sure, but those chemical reactions of nuclear particles
are studied in nuclear chemistry.
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