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In a chemical reaction, no atoms are lost. It is basically a mixture of two substances.

Below is an example. (Though I'm just using random letters -- the symbols don't actually make a substance)

AJK + JD = AJ2KD

In a chemical change, a completely new substance with new properties is created.

Here is another example. (Though, again, I'm just using random letters -- the symbols don't actually make up a substance)

AJK + JD = AJKD

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