Chemistry, asked by insiyahkp, 2 months ago

“Heat can cause chemical change ". Justify this statement.

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Answered by swati6553

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Application of heat to certain substances causes only physical changes in which no new substance or substances are formed. Application of heat to some substances causes chemical changes, or chemical reactions, in which one or more new substances are formed, with different properties from the original.

Answered by strengthfamily

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Answer:

burning of any substance is a chemical change

bcoz new things are formed and it cannot be reversed!!

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