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7 October, 21:50

Which type of change must occur to form a compound?

(1) chemical (3) nuclear (2) physical (4) phase

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  1. 7 October, 22:06
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    To form a compound, we need to change the structure of the molecules and mostly form new bonds between molecules to result in a compound.

    A nuclear change changes the element completely and forms new elements, so nuclear is a wrong choice.

    A phase change only changes the phase of the element (solid, liquid or gas) but does not change structure, so phase is a wrong choice

    A physical change does not change the structure of the molecules, so physical is also a wrong choice.

    On the other hand, a chemical change changes the structure of molecules and/or breaks/forms bonds.

    Therefore, the right choice is chemical.
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