Chemistry, asked by meenamanu2021, 9 months ago

Earthquake is a physical change or chemical change ?​

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Answered by Anonymous
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The change is in occurrence of earthquake is physical change . As the tectonic plates located at fault lines grind past each other, tension is released in an elastic rebound and an earthquake occurs.

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Earthquake is a PHYSICAL CHANGE.

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