Chemistry, asked by Anonymous, 2 months ago

Tearing of paper is irreversible. It is, therefore, a chemical change. Do you agree? Give reasons.

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Answer: The tearing of paper is an irreversible change as we cannot get back the original sheet of paper from the pieces. ... The pieces of paper obtained have the same molecules as the original sheet of paper. Thus, tearing of a paper sheet is a not a chemical change, but it is a physical change.

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Yes tearing of paper is irreversible but not a chemical change as we cannot get the original paper back in its original for and a new substance is not formed.

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