Science, asked by bhavnabh1997, 4 months ago

burning of coal is an irreversible change

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Answered by maruf786

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Answer:

Yes.................

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Answered by savlarashi123

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Answer:

Burning of coal is a irreversible chemical change.

Explanation:

Burning of coal is a chemical change. When coal is burnt, the chief component, carbon is changed to carbon dioxide. This process cannot be reversed.

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