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A chemical change occurs when two or more chemical substances react to produce new substance with a different set of properties. It is permanent which cannot be reversed. Examples:
Example of chemical change: Rusting of iron, Burning of candle, Digestion of food, Burning of food, Decomposition of water, Curdling of milk, Butter turning rancid, Ripening of fruit, Drying of paint, Change in color of an apple cut into halves, Clotting of blood, Changes in color of brinjal slice, Digestion of food, Acid base neutralization reaction, Photosynthesis, Removing cream from milk.
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Physical Changes |
Chemical Changes |
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A physical change is temporary |
A chemical change is permanent. |
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A physical change can be reserved. |
chemical change is irreversible |
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No new substances are formed during a physical changes |
New substances are formed during a chemical change |
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No changes in energy take place. |
Energy is either absorbed or evolved. |
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Composition of a substance remains same. |
Composition of a substance change during the chemical reaction. |



