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When a covalent or an ionic bond is formed a chemical change has occurred. which of these is not associated with a chemical change? a. the atoms of the substances produced have been rearranged. b. the substances produced are identical to the substances that reacted except that they're isomers. c. the total mass of the reacting substances is the same as the total mass of the substances produced by the reaction. d. the chemical properties of the substances produced by the reaction are different from those of the reacting substances.
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