How does a physical property change without causing a change in the substance, such as mass and texture?

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Ignacio

24 June, 19:14

How does a physical property change without causing a change in the substance, such as mass and texture?

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Ramiro · Answer 1

Because a physical change does not change the substance's chemical properties An example of a chemical reaction like sugar's chemical formula is C6H12O6 and if we apply heat to it and it burns it will now become just carbon ashes C