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Is the Test tube sealed airtight or open air? Dissolving is a physical change.

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It is a chemical change. When you add the two it forms two new things. Co2 and water. It's changing state.

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Q: When you add baking soda to a salt and vinegar solution is it a chemical change or physical change?
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