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The physical changes of a toothpick primarily involve its shape and size during use. When a toothpick is inserted between teeth, it may bend or splinter, altering its original form. Additionally, exposure to moisture can cause the wood to swell or soften, further changing its physical properties. However, these changes do not alter the chemical composition of the toothpick itself.

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