Science, asked by Rukmani796, 1 year ago

Why is burning of a candle a reversible change?

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Answered by talipokayan

Burning of a candle is a reversable process because as the solid wax melts it become liquid and when theres no more energy to keep the reaction going the particles began to form solids again.

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