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2 November, 20:39

Nails form from molten iron. what type of change is this and why?

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    Nails form from molten iron is considered a Physical change. Why? The molten iron is just heated in order to form a different shape which is the nail but its chemical composition is still the same. The chemical composition of the nail is still the same with iron.
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