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《Glencoe Science: 化学》提供深入的科学教育资源，涵盖水滴冷凝、化学变化等主题，帮助学生掌握物理和化学的基本概念。通过实例分析，学习如何识别化学变化及其产生的新物质特性。

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Chemistry

Water droplets condense on
the surface of a flask that has
been cooled by a chemical
reaction. A chemical change
produces new substances
that have properties different
from those of the original
substances. The change in
temperature is an indication
that a chemical reaction has
taken place.

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