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Chemical Change

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Shreya drops a vase of flowers and glass pieces scatters all over the floor. Is this change reversible?

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When Shreya drops the vase of glass, the glass breaks and scatters all over the floor. It is not possible to get back the same vase from the broken pieces. Hence it is an irreversible change.

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