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16-10-2018
Chemistry

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When salt dissolved in water, what type of change occurs?

A) physical only

B) chemical only

C) physical and chemical

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KatCanara KatCanara

16-10-2018

A chemical change occurs. Nothing is physically doing anything to the salt because it is dissolving itself. Any ionic compound that is soluble in water would experience a chemical change.

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alana41 alana41

16-10-2018

A physical ,because it’s natural and can get it from the earth

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