Burning of a Candle is __________________ change.(chemical/ physical/ both)
Asked by Kusum and Sanjeet
| 11th Jun, 2015,
07:20: AM
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Burning of a Candle is ________ change. Answer: both
Burning of candle involves both physical and chemical change. When the candle burns, the wax slowly melts which freezes after some time (Physical change). Burning of wick is a chemical change as it involves combustion.
Answered by Arvind Diwale
| 11th Jun, 2015,
09:20: AM
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