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10 differences between physical and chemical changes

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PHYSICAL CHANGE :

  • No new substance is formed.
  • Only physical properties of matter change.
  • For Example : Melting of wax.
  • A physical change is a temporary change.
  • A physical change is reversible.
  • Change that occurs without a change in chemical composition.
  • In a physical change only physical properties such as colour, physical state, density , volume etc. change; chemical properties remain unchanged.
  • The original form of substance can be regained by simple physical methods.
  • Example : Change of state ice to water to gas.

CHEMICAL CHANGE :

  • A new substance is formed.
  • Chemical properties of substance change.
  • For Example: Burning of wax
  • A chemical change is a permanent change
  • A chemical change is a irreversible
  • Chemical change brings difference in chemical properties
  • In a chemical change, chemical composition and chemical properties undergo a change
  • Original methods cannot be obtained by simple physical methods
  • Example : Burning.

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