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there's many many diffrent types of physical and chemical changes too.There's so many nobody really knows how many there are.But of course the is way to many to count on our hands.we'll never really know.See the thing is they happen everyday.so that's the answer to your question no scientist or anybody will every find out .
There are lots your can make up heaps....a physical change is a change that is reversible..thats all i guess..! There are lots your can make up heaps....a physical change is a change that is reversible..thats all i guess..!

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