Chemistry, asked by archanamishra2806197, 10 months ago

Why burning of candle a irreversible change

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Answered by aahanas957

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The burning of candle wax to form hydrocarbons is a chemical change. The burning of the candle wick is a chemical/irreversible change. While the melting of wax is reversible, It can be again used after it has been melted as it gets back to its original form once the temperature gets lower.

Answered by saran377

wax can not be produced again

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