Chemistry, asked by ashwinigangadhar88, 3 months ago

Compound A reacts with another
compound B to form a compound C. What
kind of change does this represent?

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Answered by 10ayushranjan

Answer:

CHEMICAL CHANGE

Explanation:

The compound A reacts with another compound B to form a compound c according to the chemical reaction: 2A + B = 2C. What kind of change would this represent? Since, a completely new substance is formed by the reaction between two other substances, this is a chemical change.

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