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justify that gasoline burning is chemical change

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Answered by Eesho
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In fact, most chemical changes are difficult to reverse. When paper is burnt, it combines with oxygen to form ash and smoke. ... Burning gas in a Bunsen burner is also a chemical change. The methane gas burns with oxygen in the air to form two new substances: carbon dioxide and water vapour.

Answered by vihaanvaibhav
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In fact, most chemical changes are difficult to reverse. When paper is burnt, it combines with oxygen to form ash and smoke. ... Burning gas in a Bunsen burner is also a chemical change. The methane gas burns with oxygen in the air to form two new substances: carbon dioxide and water vapour.

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