Chemistry, asked by ChayanikaDutta, 10 months ago

Why is the germination of seeds an example of a chemical change?

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Germination of seed is a chemical change because when a seed get germinate it never turns back in the form of seed. After germination we will get a new product which shows totally different character from that of the seed.

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Germination of a seed is a chemical change because when the germinated seed grows into a plant we can't get back the germinated seed grows into a plant we can't get back the germinated seed again.Hence, it's a chemical change.

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