2. Explain why, explosion of a firework (such as cracker) is said to be a chemical change.
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Because it cannot be reversed and brought back to the original state.
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Hey friend here is your answer
Bursting of a cracker is a chemical change as when we burn a cracker , it bursts and ashes are left behind . After bursting it you can't retrieve the actual reactant .
And a new substance ( ash) is produce with entirely different properties .
Thus it's a chemical change
Hope it helps
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Bursting of a cracker is a chemical change as when we burn a cracker , it bursts and ashes are left behind . After bursting it you can't retrieve the actual reactant .
And a new substance ( ash) is produce with entirely different properties .
Thus it's a chemical change
Hope it helps
Pls mark brainliest
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