While camping, you accidentally burn your marshmallows. Is this a physical or chemical change? How can you tell?
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Burning is always a chemical reaction. It can be proved as a black substance is formed, which alters the chemical composition of the substance
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According to the question;
"If you accidentally burn your marshmallows."
It will be a chemical change because every kind of burning or combustion is a chemical reaction itself with the presence of the atmospheric oxygen.
The burned marshmallow's black residual substance is also a chemical substance.
That's why it is a chemical change.
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