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Chemistry, 19.05.2020 16:13 imjustdumbsis

Which of these statements are the same for both nuclear reactions and chemical reactions? Check all
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Both can be represented by balanced equations.
Both involve changes to electron arrangements in atoms.
Both involve a change in energy.
Both result in a change in the identities of elements.
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