Chemistry, asked by Ankushkumar383, 1 year ago

Crystallization of sodium chloride why is it a physcial change

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The crystallization of sodium chloride is physical change and no chemical change takes place...Melting of ice is also physical change. It changes into other physical form i.e. water...Souring of milk is a chemical change as bacteria activates the formation of lactic acid which turns milk sour.

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