Which statement is true?
Everything that starts as a physical reaction also has a chemical re...
Which statement is true?
Everything that starts as a physical reaction also has a chemical reaction
Everything that starts as a chemical reaction can also have a physical reaction
Chemical reactions & physical reactions are the same idea
None of these statements are true
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