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Which of the following is evidence for a physical change? A) burning B) fizzing C) evaporating D) rusting

Which of the following is evidence for a physical change? A) burning B) fizzing C) evaporating D) rusting
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Which of the following is evidence for a physical change? A) burning B) fizzing C) evaporating D) rusting

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Answer:c

Explanation: rusting, burning and fuzzing are all examples of chemical reactions/changes.

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User DSA
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The answer is D) rusting
I’m not sure and if it’s wrong I’m so sorry
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