A candle's wax melts and its vapour burns. These changes are?
APhysical, then chemical
BChemical, then physical
CBoth chemical changes
DBoth physical changes
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Physical, then chemical
Melting changes wax's state, while burning combines its vapour with oxygen to form new substances.
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