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Freddy Hunt
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4 April, 02:51
Is biting an apple a physical or chemical change?
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Nathaly Hubbard
4 April, 02:59
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The answer is Physical because you are taking a bite out of the apple
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Roselyn Rich
4 April, 03:04
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It would be physical because you are not using chemicals to make this change happen you r taking a bite out if the apple which is causing it to be a physical reaction
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