Chemistry, asked by bhumiraajsinghr2438, 1 year ago

Physical and chemical changes occur when a wax candle burns

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Answered by kamalmani2014

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chemical change : burning of wick ( that dhaaga thing between candles)

physical change : melting of wax , melting of wax is a physical change because it can be again converted to candle by freezing it

whereas the burning of wick can not be converted again..

Answered by Anonymous

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chemical change : burning of wick ( that dhaaga thing between candles)

physical change : melting of wax , melting of wax is a physical change because it can be again converted to candle by freezing it

whereas the burning of wick can not be converted again..

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