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Bursting of a cracker is an undesirable reversible change.


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True
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False
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The correct option is B False
  • The bursting of crackers is a chemical change because it produces new products with different properties.
  • It is also irreversible because once crackers are burnt, they cannot be converted back to their original form.
  • Chemical change: A change in which the composition and chemical properties of the substance get changed is called a chemical change.
  • During a chemical change, one or more new substances are formed.
  • Irreversible change: The change which cannot be reversed even by changing conditions is said to be an irreversible change.

Hence, the given statement is false. I.e., the bursting of a cracker is an undesirable reversible change.


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