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Select the correct answer. A student makes several observations about a piece of iron. Which observation describes a chemical property of the iron? A. Its mass is 52 grams. B. Its density is 7.9 grams/centimeter3. C. It rusts when exposed to air. D. It conducts electricity.

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Answered by sarthakdeshmukh002

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C. It rusts when exposed to air.

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Answered by syedahumerahashmi

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C IS THE ANS

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