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Which of the following is correct regarding a chemical reaction?

A

New substances are formed.

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B

Chemical properties of matter change.

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C

One substance reacts with another to undergo change in chemical composition.

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D

All of the given options.

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Solution

The correct options are
A
New substances are formed.

B
Chemical properties of matter change.

C
One substance reacts with another to undergo change in chemical composition.

D
All of the given options.

In a chemical reaction, one substance reacts with another to undergo a change in chemical composition to form a new substance. Chemical properties of the entities change in the reaction.

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