Science, asked by dipeshchadgal4422, 10 months ago

Why is fireworks chemical change

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Answered by chaoticplayer467

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Due to the sound, heat, odor, and light changes, fireworks are a great example of a chemical change. When the fireworks shoot off into the air, they make an explosive sound. This is because of the gunpowder that is ignited through heat. When you light a firework, you are lighting the fuse causing heat.

Answered by ballajiA50520

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fire work are chemical change because new substance is formed while burning firework is smoke

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