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What will happen if the ice is added to the water?
A The ice will undergo a chemical change, melting into a liquid and changing into a new substance.
B The water will undergo a chemical change, freezing into a solid and changing into a new substance.
C The ice will undergo a physical change, melting into a liquid but remaining the same substance.
D. The water will undergo a physical change, freezing into a solid but remaining the same substance.
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