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difference between physical and chemical change ​

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Answered by ItsAdarshtheGreat
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Answer:

Physical change:

1)Can be either reversible or irreversible

2)A physical change affects only the physical properties of a substance.(Size,Shape,State)

3)No new substance is formed

4)The substance after the change and the substance before the change are same chemically.

Chemical Change:

1)There may be change in colour

2)Evolution of gas or effervescence may be observed

3) A precipitate(solid substance formed from a liquid) may be formed

4)Heat may be given out(exothermic)

or absorbed (endothermic)

Explanation:

Answered by BoyBrainly
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 \fbox{ \fbox{ \bold { \: \huge{ Physical \:  Change  \:  : -   }}}}

  \bold{\large{ (1)\: in \:  a  \: physical  \: change  \: ,  \: the \:  molecules \:  are \:  rearranged  \: while \:  their \:  actual  \: composition  \: remains \:  same \: }}

 \bold{ \large{ (2)\: physical \:  change  \: is \:  easily  \: reversible \:  i.e  \: original \:  substance  \: can  \: be  \: recovered \: }}

  \bold{\large{ (3)\: physical \:  change  \: is  \: a \:  temporary  \: change \: }}

 \fbox{  \fbox{\bold{ \huge{ \: Chemical  \: Change  \: : -   }}}}

  \bold{\large{ (1)\: in  \: a \:  chemical  \: change  \: ,  \: the  \: molecular \:  composition \:  of \:  a \:  substance  \: completely \:  changes  \: and \:  a  \: new  \: substance \:  is  \: formed</p><p> \: }}

  \bold{\large{ (2) \: chemical \:  change \:  is \:  irreversible \:  i.e \: original \:  substance \:  cannot \:  be \:  recovered \: }}

 \bold{ \large{(3) \: chemical \:  change \:  is \:  a \:  permanent  \: change \: }}

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