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The document describes two types of chemical and physical changes: oxidation and changes of state. It explains that when an apple is cut and exposed to oxygen in the air, its color darkens due to oxidation. It also gives steps to demonstrate how chocolate can change from a solid to a liquid state when heated, and then back to a solid state with a different shape when frozen.
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