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Yes it is a chemical change

Because colour is changing and a new substance is forming and it's irreversible.

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14y ago

If metallic copper turns green it has undergone a chemical change. Metallic copper (Cu0) has become oxidised to its Cu(II) state, forming a complex.

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It is a chemical change on the surface of the copper.

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This is a chemical change. The new substance formed is basic copper carbonate.

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Yes because of oxidation

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chemical change

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Yes

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it is a chemical reation

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