Tearing of paper is irreversible. It is therefore, a chemical change. Do you agree? Give reasons.
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This is not a chemical change.
Because the sheet of paper is converted in to smaller sized paper pieces but chemical formula of paper remains the same.
Although it is irreversible, if we test any of the paper particle, and analyse in laboratory we will get the same result as the original sheet of paper.
Because the sheet of paper is converted in to smaller sized paper pieces but chemical formula of paper remains the same.
Although it is irreversible, if we test any of the paper particle, and analyse in laboratory we will get the same result as the original sheet of paper.
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