Explosion of crackers is a chemical change Explain
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Explosion of a Cracker is a chemical change .
Reason:
⇒In chemical change , chemical properties of substances are changed and a new substances are formed.
⇒Explosive reactants[like nitrogen, carbon,sulphur etc] are transformed into gaseous products[like NO2,Co2,SO2] which are different from reactants along with liberation of heat, light and sound energy .
⇒And this change cannot be reversed .
Hence it is a chemical change
Reason:
⇒In chemical change , chemical properties of substances are changed and a new substances are formed.
⇒Explosive reactants[like nitrogen, carbon,sulphur etc] are transformed into gaseous products[like NO2,Co2,SO2] which are different from reactants along with liberation of heat, light and sound energy .
⇒And this change cannot be reversed .
Hence it is a chemical change
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Explanation:
Explosion of a cracker is a chemical change because the explosive reactants are transformed into gaseous products along with heat, light and sound which cannot be reversed. Hence, it is a chemical change
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