Explosion of a fire work (such as a cracker)

Chemical

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Both A and B possible according to condition

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Can not be predicted

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The correct option is B Chemical
An explosion of a cracker is a chemical change because the explosive reactants are transformed into gaseous products along with heat, light, and sound which cannot be reversed.

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Explosion of a fire work (such as a cracker)

The correct option is B ChemicalAn explosion of a cracker is a chemical change because the explosive reactants are transformed into gaseous products along with heat, light, and sound which cannot be reversed.

The correct option is B Chemical
An explosion of a cracker is a chemical change because the explosive reactants are transformed into gaseous products along with heat, light, and sound which cannot be reversed.