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Trenton Webster
12 August, 00:36
Is grinding glass physical or a chemical change
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Shiloh Tyler
12 August, 01:07
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It's a physical change, not a chemical change. The chemical structure of the glass remains constant but now the physical structure is different because it is broken.
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Mariyah Poole
12 August, 03:24
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