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Cameron Ortiz
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16 November, 21:38
Is brittleness a chemical or physical property?
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Scott Cantrell
16 November, 21:48
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It is a physical property
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Demetrius Wheeler
16 November, 22:05
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A physical property because that is how it looks and feels.
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