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09-09-2019
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You leave a piece of bread outside for a few days. It forms green and blue mold. It smells awful. A chemical change has occurred - true or false

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You leave a piece of bread outside for a few days It forms green and blue mold It smells awful A chemical change has occurred true or false explain you answer s class=

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Answer:

False

Explanation:

It is not a chemical change, it is a physical change because the molecules of the bread didn't change, the form of the bread did

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