By giving a reason state why chemical change takes place in the following case:
Burning of L.P.G gas in a gas stove

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The burning of L.P.G gas in a gas stove is a chemical change because as the gas burns in the air it produces carbon dioxide and water.
New product is formed hence it is a chemical change

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