Science, asked by phanivenkat1000, 3 months ago

Melting of butter in a pan represents both physical and chemical changes. Why?​

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Answered by rajputroshni542
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Melting of butter in a pan is a physical change since there is no change in the chemical composition of butter, only the physical state changes from solid to liquid.

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