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Chemistry, 26.10.2020 17:00 lalalaaldgydyhg8823

Which of these statements which of these describes a chemical property? A. Iron melts at 1538°C.
B. Iron rusts when exposed to air.
C. Iron is attracted to a magnet.
D. Iron is a solid at room temperature.

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