Science, asked by hannashaunarun, 7 months ago

is changes chemical in nature

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Answered by Anonymous

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The changes are chemical in nature as new substances, iron sulphate (green) and copper (brown) are formed.

Answered by jayalakshmi1118

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chemical changes are basically irreversible in nature.

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