Chemistry, asked by sann72, 1 year ago

why is burning of coal considered a chemical change?

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Answered by suryansh74

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because when we burn the coal only ashes left

Answered by sheemanishad

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Because once coal is burned it cant be retained into its original state. Only carbon dioxide and water remains after coal is being burned.

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