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a piece of paper undergoes a chemical change when it is

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Answered by Riturani01

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A piece of paper undergoes a chemical change, when it is Burned. In chemical change, reactants combine to form a new product which differs in properties from reactants. Heat energy will be absorbed or released. ... So, when paper burns we get Ash of powder with heat and light energy.

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a piece of paper undergoes a chemical change when it is burnt

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