Chemistry, 07.04.2020 08:20, harry5112

Which examples represent chemical changes? Check all that apply.
burning wood
souring milk
melting copper to join two copper pipes together
browning of a cut apple
cutting a potato into small pieces

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Which examples represent chemical changes? Check all that apply.
burning wood
souring mi...