why is setting of plaster of paida(pop)an irreversible change.Give its Two uses.
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irreversible because it can't change once again
- It is used in making toys, materials for decoration and for making smooth surfaces.
- It is used in surgical bandages by doctors for supporting fractured bones in the right position.
- It is used in making casts of statues, molds for pottery and ceramics. It is also used in building material.
- It is used in dentistry.
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Making statues out of plaster of Paris is an irreversible change because plaster of Paris has a property of setting into a hard mass on getting mixed with water due to the formation of a new compound. The hard mass cannot be converted back into the previous plaster of Paris. Hence, it is an irreversible change.
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