State four differences between physical and chemical changes. - Vidyadip

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State four differences between physical and chemical changes.

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Physical change	Chemical change
No new substances with new properties are formed. It can be reversed by simple physical methods. It is temporary change. Energy is neither needed nor produced.	New substances with new properties are formed. Change cannot be reversed by simple physical methods. It is permanent change. Energy is either needed or evolved.

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