Chemistry, asked by jerinjs66921, 16 days ago

What is Aristotle's concept of change?

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Answered by AryanMangsatabam

Aristotle says that change is the actualizing of a potentiality of the subject. That actualization is the composition of the form of the thing that comes to be with the subject of change.

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