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9 April, 05:20

What type of change is baking a cake?

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    Chemical reactions occur when baking a cake, there fore cake baking is a chemical change. Generally, if a change is chemical, the thing or things that have been changed cannot be reverted back to their original state e. g. you cannot separate the ingredients of a cake after it has been baked.
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