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Physical and Chemical Changes

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Shiven has applied perfume on his skin and it feels cool. After sometime the moist perfume disappears from skin. What change did Shiven observe here?

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Chemical change

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Physical change

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Chemicals of perfume are not revealed, hence cannot be ascertained

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Solution

The correct option is B
Physical change

Perfume disappearing from skin due to body heat is simple physical change. As there is no new substance getting formed during this change, it is considered as a physical change.

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