Chemistry, asked by s4720, 4 months ago

Squeezing oranges for juice is a physical change. Justify

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Answered by vaijayanti17

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Answer:

just a physical change

Explanation:

Because it is chrushed ang juice is formed

Answered by swatigupta15090

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Answer:

Squeezing oranges is a physical change because no chemical composition of substance changes .

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