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Jasper Smith
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31 August, 18:19
Is burning bread a chemical or physical change
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Gauge Norris
31 August, 18:39
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It is a chemical change because you can't bring back burnt bread it is just there. If it was physical that you could change it back to its original form
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Belen Armstrong
31 August, 18:41
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Burning anything is a chemical change
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