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It is a physical change, where both the intensive and extensive properties will not change.
It is a physical change, where both the intensive and extensive properties will not change.
It is a chemical change, where both the intensive and extensive properties will not change.
It is a chemical change, where both the intensive and extensive properties will not change.
It is a chemical change, where some of the intensive and extensive properties will change.
It is a chemical change, where some of the intensive and extensive properties will change.
It is a physical change, where some of the intensive and extensive properties will change.
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The best description of the change of wood when it is burning is:
It is a chemical change, where some of the intensive and extensive properties will change.
When wood burns, it undergoes a chemical reaction (combustion), resulting in the formation of new substances (such as ash, carbon dioxide, and water vapor), and this process alters its intensive and extensive properties.
