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Yurem Newton
24 November, 10:46
Is glass melting a physical or chemical change
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Ireland Sullivan
24 November, 13:41
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No, glass melting is not a chemical reaction. Reactions may bring about change in substances and may be characterized as chemical or physical change.
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