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A piece of ice melts and reacts with Calcium metal to produce calcium hydroxide and hydrogen gas. Identify the type of change/s taking place in the given example. A. physical change only. B. chemical change only. C. physical change followed by a chemical change. D. chemical change followed by a physical change.
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