Question
Table : Can changes be reversed?
ChangeThe original state can be brought back (Yes/ No)
Melting ice cubes
Chopping vegetables
Boiling water
Making popcorn from corn
Cutting a piece of paper
Adding beetroot extract to water
Burning wood
Diying wet clothes
Making small balls of dough
Rolling small balls of dough into chapatis
Cooking of food
Making pot from mud

Answer

ChangeThe original state can be brought back (Yes/ No)
Melting ice cubesYes
Chopping vegetablesNo
Boiling waterYes
Making popcorn from cornNo
Cutting a piece of paperNo
Adding beetroot extract to waterNo
Burning woodNo
Diying wet clothesYes
Making small balls of doughYes
Rolling small balls of dough into chapatisYes
Cooking of foodNo
Making pot from mudNo

Conclusion: Changes around us can be grouped into reversible (original substance can be brought back) and irreversible (original substance cannot be brought back) changes.

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