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what is physical change

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Answered by Anonymous

Hey mate!

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Physical changes are the changes that happen to the the substances leading to their change in appearance without affecting the chemical composition of the substance.

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Answered by sidhki1

Physical change are change affecting the form of a chemical substance but not its chemical composition.
Physical changes are used to separate mixture into their components compound, but cannot usually be used to Separate compound in chemical elements

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