Radioactive change is irrversible and independent of temperature and pressure.
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Radioactivity Chemical Change
(i) It is a nuclear phenomenon and a new element is formed. (i) I this case electronic arrangement of the combining elements change and new compounds are formed.
(ii) It is not influenced by external condition such as temperature pressure,catalyst,light etc (ii) Chemical change is always influence by external condition.
(iii) It is irreversible.
(iv) Energy associated is much high . (iii) It may be reversible or irreversible.
(iv) Energy associated is relatively very small.Distinction between chemical change and radioactivity.

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Radioactivity	Chemical Change
(i) It is a nuclear phenomenon and a new element is formed.	(i) I this case electronic arrangement of the combining elements change and new compounds are formed.
(ii) It is not influenced by external condition such as temperature pressure,catalyst,light etc	(ii) Chemical change is always influence by external condition.
(iii) It is irreversible. (iv) Energy associated is much high .	(iii) It may be reversible or irreversible. (iv) Energy associated is relatively very small.Distinction between chemical change and radioactivity.