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Melting of wax
Heating of iron
Dissolution of sugar in water
Burning of magnesium in air
- Melting of wax: This is a physical change. The state changes from solid to liquid, but no new substance is formed.
- Heating of iron: This is a physical change unless it involves oxidation or other reactions. Simply heating and cooling iron doesn't change its composition.
- Dissolution of sugar in water: This is a physical change. The sugar dissolves, but its chemical structure remains the same.
- Burning of magnesium in air: This is a chemical change. Magnesium reacts with oxygen to form magnesium oxide, a new substance.
- Correct Answer: Burning of magnesium in air
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