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The burning of paper is a chemical change. Why?


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  • Chemical change: A permanent change in which the original substance loses its composition and properties and gives rise to one or more new substances with different compositions and properties.
  • Example: The burning of paper is an example of a chemical reaction because when it is burnt, it combines with oxygen to form smoke and ash (smoke and ash are new substances).

Therefore, the burning of paper is a chemical change.


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