Chemistry, asked by pravinavarhade7617, 11 months ago

How does heating of sugar differ from heating of ammonium chloride

Answers

Answered by ay0001

Answer:

when the sugar is heated it melts and afterward caramelizes emitting the water. After this, it turns black(carbon) and after that converts to CO 2.It is chemical change.

whereas , when ammonium chloride is heated it changes its state of matter from solid to gas (sublimation) , it is physical change it can be get by cooling gas particles of ammonium chloride.

hope this is helpful to you !

please make it brain listed and click on thanks

Previous Question

Next Question

Similar questions

English, 6 months ago

1.Which one of the following is not a CASE of Noun a)subjective b)objective c)possessive d)Negative 2.In the sentence "Raju loves dosai",the noun Raju is in which case? a)objective b)subjective c)possessive d)None of the above 3.In the same sentence "Raju loves dosai",the noun Dosai is in which case? a)possessive b)subjective c)objective d)None of the above 4.Again, in the same...

Science, 6 months ago

Very short answer type questions. A. Give one word for each of the following 1. Forests found between the equator and the two tropics 2. Trees that shed their leaves once a year (mostly in winter) 3. Areas that receive very little rainfall 4. The largest habitat on the planet 5. Rainforests of the sea 6. Certain changes that occur in an organism over a short period of time, which helps it to...

Biology, 6 months ago

Answer the question ...

History, 11 months ago