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Is paper being socked in water a physical or chemical change

Is paper being socked in water a physical or chemical change
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Is paper being socked in water a physical or chemical change

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If it is being put into water, it would be a physical change. If you burn the paper, that is a chemical change.

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User NakedBrunch
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physical change and I think you mean soaked.
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