Two changes are described below. A. Ice melts to form water. B. Sugar cubes dissolve in hot coffee. Which statement is true about thw two changes?
A. Both are chemical changes because there is a chage in the composition of ice and sugar.
B. Both are physical changes because there is a change in the physical states of ice and sugar.
C. A is a physical change due to a change of state, but B is a chemical change becaue new molecules are formed.
D. A chemical chage due to a change of state, but B is a physical change because new molecules are formed.
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