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Which of the following is a physical but irreversible change?
(a) burning of matchstick
(b) melting of ice cream
(c) breaking of a flower vase
(d) lighting of an electric bulb

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(c) breaking of a flower vase
A broken flower vase cannot be reconstituted. Therefore, it is a physical but irreversible change.

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