- ✓Physical change that can be reversed
- BChemical change that can be reversed
- CPhysical change that cannot be reversed
- DChemical change that cannot be reversed
Hydrogen and oxygen combine together to form water is a chemical change. When a new substance is formed the change is called a chemical change.
No new substances are formed when wax melts. This is a physical change. However, if the wax burns, it is a chemical change. The question here is associated with melting, and so the answer is 'physical' change.
Sun tanning is a chemical change as vitamin $D$ is produced during tanning. As new products are formed during sun tanning, it is considered to be a chemical change.
Mixing salt or common salt with water results in a change in its physical state. Sugar and salt are solids. When added to water, they get dissolved and we can not see the solid particles anymore. But this does not change the nature of these substances, that is, no new substances are formed during the process. So, the dissolution of salt or sugar in water is a physical change.