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discuss why rusting of iron and burning of paper are chemical changes​

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Answered by naitikdewangans
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Rusting of iron and burning of paper are chemical change because when the changes occur new substances is formed and the the chemical composition is changed. Explanation: When iron is rusted the rust is the new material formed and the chemical composition also changes

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Answered by Rishabh5169
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Because they form new substances.The products have different chemical properties than its reactants and it is an irreversible change.

  • We cannot get real iron from a rusted iron. when the iron is exposed to air and moisture, rust formation takes place. Rust is nothing but Iron Oxide; a new substance formed out of the reaction. ... Hence, rusting of iron is a chemical change.

  • We cannot get a normal paper from the ashes of a burnt paper.If we burn a piece of paper then it will give carbon dioxide, water vapour, smoke and ash as products, these are entirely new products hence burning of paper is a chemical change

That's why rusting of iron and burning of paper are chemical changes.

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