- AGrowth of child.
- BGermination of seed.
- ✓Bursting of cracker.
- DCooking of food.
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It is a permanent change as we cannot get back $POP$ once it is dried.
Melting of wax and solidification of melted wax, both can be seen in case of lighting a candle.
Both digestion of animal waste by anaerobic bacteria and formation of biogas are chemical changes as new product is formed in both the changes.

Solar eclipse is a physical change that is periodic as well as reversible.
Periodic changes are the changes which keep repeating themselves after a regular period of time. So, low and high tides and opening of a morning glory flower are the examples of periodic changes.
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S.No.
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Column $I$
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Column $II$
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$P$
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Digestion of food in our body.
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$(i)$
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Fast change.
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$Q$
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Earthquake.
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$(ii)$
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Natural, desirable change.
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$R$
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Falling of stone.
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$(iii)$
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Natural, undesirable change.
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$S$
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Change of seasons.
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$(iv)$
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Slow change.
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$(i)$
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$(ii)$
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$(iii)$
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$(iv)$
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Physical
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Physical
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Chemical
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Chemical
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$(i)$
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$(ii)$
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$(iii)$
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$(iv)$
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Physical
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Chemical
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Physical
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Chemical
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$(i)$
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$(ii)$
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$(iii)$
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$(iv)$
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Chemical
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Chemical
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Physical
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Physical
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$(i)$
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$(ii)$
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$(iii)$
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$(iv)$
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Physical
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Chemical
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Chemical
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Physical
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$(i)$
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$(ii)$
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$(iii)$
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$(iv)$
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Chemical
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Chemical
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Physical
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Physical
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S.No.
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Column-$I$
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Column-$II$
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$A.$
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Melting
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$(p)$
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Change of state from liquid to solid.
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$B.$
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Condensation
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$(q)$
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Change of state from liquid to gas.
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$C.$
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Evaporation
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$(r)$
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Change of state from solid to liquid.
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$D.$
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Freezing
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$(s)$
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Change of state from gas to liquid.
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Processes $(i)$ and $(ii)$ involve absorption of heat while processes, $(iii), (iv)$ and $(v)$ involve evolution of heat.


Metal $(X), $ iron reacts with blue colored solution of copper sulphate and forms a new substance (green colored solution of iron sulphate) and cannot be converted back to the original solution. Thus, it is an irreversible and chemical change.

Freezing of water into ice is an exothermic and reversible change.
