In a physical process ,which of the following does not change? (a) shape
(b)size
(c) colour (d) substance
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a physical change is a temporary change in which no new substance is formed and the properties remains the same even though some of its properties like colour, state, shape, size may change.
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In a physical process (d) substance does not change.
What is the physical change?
- An adjustment in which a substance goes through an adjustment of its actual properties is known as a "physical change."
- A physical change is, by and large, reversible.
- There is no new substance formed as a result of such a transition.
- For example, the shape, size, variety, and condition of a substance are called its physical properties.
- When there is an adjustment to these properties, it is called a "physical change."
Conclusion:
A physical change is a brief change wherein no new substance is framed and the properties continue as before, despite the fact that a portion of its properties like tone, state, shape, size might change.
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