Chemistry, asked by jayadey081980, 9 months ago

Why is burning of a fuel a chemical change?

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Answered by usharanigurram2

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Explanation:

Yes, burning gasoline is a chemical change because when gasoline is ignited, water and carbon dioxide are produced.

Answered by satnamgill1980

1

Answer:

Because once a fuel is burnt we can't obtain it back

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