describing physical changes\nmelting butter is a physical change. which best describes what is…

describing physical changes\nmelting butter is a physical change. which best describes what is happening?\nthe butter changes into a different substance.\nthe butter contains a new arrangement of atoms.\nthe butter cannot turn into a solid again.\nthe butter no longer contains the same number of atoms.

describing physical changes\nmelting butter is a physical change. which best describes what is happening?\nthe butter changes into a different substance.\nthe butter contains a new arrangement of atoms.\nthe butter cannot turn into a solid again.\nthe butter no longer contains the same number of atoms.

Answer

Brief Explanations:

In a physical change, the substance's chemical composition remains the same. Melting butter only changes its state from solid to liquid without altering its chemical identity. The atoms do not form a new substance, have a new arrangement (chemically - speaking), or change in number. And melted butter can solidify again.

Answer:

None of the given options are correct as melting butter is a physical change where the butter's chemical nature remains unchanged, it can turn back to solid, and there is no change in the arrangement of atoms in a chemical sense or the number of atoms. If we assume there was a "none of the above" option, that would be the best choice.