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Standard VII
Chemistry
Reversible and Irreversible Change
Properties of...
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Properties of substances usually remain same in a
(a) chemical changes
(b) physical change
(c) periodic change
(d) irreversible change
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(b) physical change
During a physical change, the properties of substances remain the same.
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