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Brennen Oliver
7 May, 12:15
Baking cake is what a physical or chemical change
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Antonio Delgado
7 May, 12:57
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It's a chemical change.
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The ingredients will react together once mixed and heated. Also the ingredients can not be pulled apart.
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