Science, asked by himanshukadwas6799, 4 months ago

. How are physical changes
different from chemical
changes?​

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Answered by Anonymous
8

Answer:

physical changes are different from chemical changes because a new product is formed after a chemical change while no new product is formed after a physical change.

for example- a chemical change takes place when a paper is burnt and a new product is formed called ash.

but

when a physical change takes place like tearing of paper, no new product is formed

Answered by daisyldgurveerdass
1

Explanation:

physical change :- It is reversible change . ex. salt in water . No New substance is formed .

chemical change :- it is irreversible change . ex . burning of paper . New substance is formed

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