Science, asked by shyamalichakraborty7, 6 months ago

Melting of wax can be reversed?

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Answered by brainlystar222

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After burning something, like a candle, it is not possible to restore the original candle in order to burn it again. On the other hand, after wax melts, it solidifies on cooling and can be molten on heating again. Thus we can carry out this change on wax any number of times. These changes are reversible changes

Answered by prariksha

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After burning something, like a candle, it is not possible to restore the original candle in order to burn it again. On the other hand, after wax melts, it solidifies on cooling and can be molten on heating again. Thus we can carry out this change on wax any number of times. These changes are reversible changes.

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