C. The substances blend and form another llquld that appears as a solld.D. The substances wll not blend and thelr propertles will be thesame as the Individual substances.19. Ruth left a wax candle In her car for several hours on a warm day. Whlchdescribes the change In the candle Ruth most llikely observed?A The candle changed Its shape.B. The mass of the candle wax Increased.C. The mass of the candle wax decreased.D. The candle changed Into a new substance.20. Whlch describes a chemlcal change?sugar dissolving in teaB.Cunchine warming a eidowalk

19. Ruth left a wax candle In her car for several hours on a warm day. Whlch describes the change In the candle Ruth most ikely observed? A The candle changed Its shape. B. The mass of the candle wax Increased. C. The mass of the candle wax decreased. D. The candle changed Into a new substance.

19. Ruth left a wax candle In her car for several hours on a warm day. Whlch describes the change In the candle Ruth most ikely observed? A The candle changed Its shape. B. The mass of the candle wax Increased. C. The mass of the candle wax decreased. D. The candle changed Into a new substance.

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C. The substances blend and form another llquld that appears as a solld.
D. The substances wll not blend and thelr propertles will be the
same as the Individual substances.
19. Ruth left a wax candle In her car for several hours on a warm day. Whlch
describes the change In the candle Ruth most llikely observed?
A The candle changed Its shape.
B. The mass of the candle wax Increased.
C. The mass of the candle wax decreased.
D. The candle changed Into a new substance.
20. Whlch describes a chemlcal change?
sugar dissolving in tea
B.
Cunchine warming a eidowalk

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