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Which is an example of a chemical change? A) glass melts in a furnace B) liquid water boils into steam C) newspaper decays in a landfill D) rain condenses and falls from water v…

Which is an example of a chemical change? A) glass melts in a furnace B) liquid water boils into steam C) newspaper decays in a landfill D) rain condenses and falls from water v…
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Which is an example of a chemical change? A) glass melts in a furnace B) liquid water boils into steam C) newspaper decays in a landfill D) rain condenses and falls from water vapor in a cloud

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MrPsychotic sorry i meant to give you five stars but yea da answer is c


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User Sahan Serasinghe
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I believe your answer is C.
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