The ability of an apple to change color when exposed to air is a what

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A: physical property
B: physical change
C: chemical property
D: chemical change
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CHARLOTTES
CHARLOTTES
Asked Jan 09, 2010
Edited Jan 09, 2010
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As figment said, there's no reason to yell, please turn off caps lock.
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Oni_Kami Jan 09, 2010
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WHY DO YOU YELL?
figment
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Answered Jan 09, 2010
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It's D: Chemical Change.

Any form of color change (for example, metal rusting [silver to red/brown], or bread burning [beige to black]) is a chemical change.
Oni_Kami
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D: chemical change
lollipop
lollipop
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D: Chemical Change
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