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Distinguish between physical and chemical change ​

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Answered by MoodyCloud
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 \huge \tt ☘\:Chemical \: change

  • This is the process in which we combines or add two substances to form new substance.
  • This is non Reversible change.
  • In this new substances are form.
  • It changes it's colour , size and it's change its temperature after combining.
  • For Examples:- Souring of milk , Rusting of iron and baking of cake.. etc.

 \huge \tt ☘\:Physical \: change

  • This is used to separate mixtures from compound.
  • This is the process in which no new substances are from.
  • This is Reversible change.
  • It changes it's size and shape.
  • For examples :- Melting of ice , chopping wood and mixing sand in water...etc.
Answered by Anonymous
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Physical change

  • This is non Reversible change.
  • A physical change is a temporary change in which no new substance
  • A change in matter which does not alter the chemical properties of the matter.
  • Melting is a physical change because it involves the changing of matter from a solid state into a liquid one, without any change in the chemical..

Chemical change

  • A chemical change is a permanent change in which new kind of substances are formed
  • A chemical change is a change of materials into another, new materials with different properties
  • The oxidation reaction is a chemical change example that causes a chemical reaction.
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