In a chemical change, matter is neither created nor destroyed. A combination of two or more substances in which the basic identity of each substance is not changed.
Explanation: Identify at least three reasons the Articles of Confederations failed as a governing document. In your opinion, evaluate which defect was most debilitating, using evidence and your knowledge of American government to justify your position.
The identity does change because for example if you were to bend a piece of steel it would still be steel (Physical Change) But if you were to burn a piece of wood the wood would turn to ash (Physical Change)
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In a chemical change, matter is neither created nor destroyed. A combination of two or more substances in which the basic identity of each substance is not changed.
5) state
when the state of the chemical changes that is the most important
D. most models represent a real world object in a simpler way
The identity does change
B) Mass is conserved
I'm sorry, but the person who answered this needs to do some research. The answer is C, no atoms are destroyed in the process.
B.
Explanation: Identify at least three reasons the Articles of Confederations failed as a governing document. In your opinion, evaluate which defect was most debilitating, using evidence and your knowledge of American government to justify your position.
The identity does change because for example if you were to bend a piece of steel it would still be steel (Physical Change) But if you were to burn a piece of wood the wood would turn to ash (Physical Change)