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  • Chemical Change: New Substances & Properties Explained
    Chemical change always results in the formation of new substances with different properties than the original substances. Here's why:

    * Rearrangement of Atoms: Chemical changes involve the breaking and forming of chemical bonds between atoms. This means the atoms are rearranged into new combinations, creating different molecules and compounds.

    * Change in Composition: The new substances formed have a different chemical composition than the starting materials.

    * New Properties: The new composition leads to new physical and chemical properties. For example, burning wood creates ash, a completely different substance with different properties like color, texture, and flammability.

    Examples of chemical changes:

    * Burning: Wood burning into ash

    * Rusting: Iron reacting with oxygen to form iron oxide (rust)

    * Cooking: Raw ingredients transforming into cooked food

    * Digestion: Breaking down food into simpler molecules

    Let me know if you'd like more examples or want to explore specific types of chemical changes!

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