Biology, asked by gamingtech011, 1 year ago

Why burning sugar is a chemical change?

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Answered by sjsaditi

10

Answer:

Burning sugar cannot be turned back into sugar by reversing the reaction.

By burning the sugar, we create new products and hence it cannot be reversed.

That is why it is a chemical change.

Answered by dgshirpurkar70

4

Answer:

because after burning sugar the element carbon remains

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