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The best response to why it is difficult to classify dissolving as simply a physical or a chemical change is:
**Some substances keep the same molecular structure when they break down, and others do not.**
This is key because in many cases, the substances that dissolve retain their molecular integrity, indicating a physical change. However, in other cases, the process can involve chemical interaction, leading to the formation of new substances. This complexity makes a clear classification challenging.
**Some substances keep the same molecular structure when they break down, and others do not.**
This is key because in many cases, the substances that dissolve retain their molecular integrity, indicating a physical change. However, in other cases, the process can involve chemical interaction, leading to the formation of new substances. This complexity makes a clear classification challenging.
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