Bursting crackers is chemical change because
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Because it cannot be converted back to crackers
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Burning of any substance in air is a chemical change. Burning fire crackers produce CO2, CO and water vapour. The products form are totally different from the original substance. This process is also irreversible. Therefore, burning firecrackers is a chemical change.
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