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You are given two beakers in class. Both hold some sort of liquid. You are
told to pour one of the liquids into the other beaker slowly. As you do so,
you notice that a solid is formed at the bottom of the beaker. Is this a physical or
chemical change and why?
A. Chemical change, because you created
something new
B. Physical change, because you created something
new
C. Physical change, because you did not create
something new
D. Chemical change, because you did not create
something new
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