Chemistry, asked by dksingh7301, 11 months ago

When a candle burns both physical and chemical change?

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Answered by drbinodpokhrel

Answer:

No...Only chemical change. The melted wax collected is uncombustioned part.

Answered by msnitikasood

Answer:

Yes. The hydrocarbons burning in air to give carbon dioxide, ash and water vapours is chemical change but the wax melting is of course a physical change.

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