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Which is a characteristic of a physical change? (1 point)
a
The chemical bonds in the substance are unchanged.
b
The change cannot be seen.
c
The molecules all move at the same speed.
d
The substance has reacted with another substance.
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the answer would be a.
a chemical change is a change to the chemical makeup of a substance so if the bonds are unchanged it would be a characteristic of a physical change
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