Chemistry, asked by leaderpandian, 7 months ago

2....... are the changes in which we get back the initial substance by reversing the action

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Answered by CuteAashi2329

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Physical changes

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Answered by sovan928

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the answer will be physical changes

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it will be physical changes as we know that physical changes are reversible and we. can reverse them

but chemical changes are irreversible and can't be reversed . so the answer will be physical changes

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