Chemistry, asked by manishdudi3241, 1 year ago

Why is burning of wax classified as a chemical change?

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Answered by Prathamattri2062

Burning of wax is considered as a chemical change because by burning the chemical composition of wax is affected and the original wax can't be regained.

Answered by Amrit111Raj82

Melting of wax is reversible change because it can be shaped again

Burning of wax is irreversible change because when it is burned it get evaporated.

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