Heat causes

(a) change of state
(b) change of temperature
(c) expansion
(d) all of these

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Solution

(d) all of these

When we heat water, it starts boiling, i.e., it starts expanding. With further heat, it produces steam, i.e., water changes from its liquid state to its gaseous state.

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A chemical change may involve
(a) change in colour only
(b) change in temperature only
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(d) All of the these

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