During what type of process are the atoms that make up the substances involved actually rearranged?

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Chemistry

Immanuel Stephens

27 January, 18:25

During what type of process are the atoms that make up the substances involved actually rearranged?

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Katie Mccarty · Answer 1

Answer;

Chemical change;

A chemical change is a change in which the type and the number of atoms that make up a substance are changed and rearranged.

In chemical changes, the molecules or atoms in the reactants interact to form new substances.

On the other hand, in a physical change, like a state change or dissolving, no new substance is formed.

Cornelius Jarvis · Answer 2

Answer : During chemical changes only.

Explanation : A chemical change is usually when a compound or molecule undergoes a change which is normally irreversible and it generates a new product than it was before.

So, when we consider the process of making up of substances from atoms it makes the substance as an irreversible product.

Also a new product which is formed is the substance which is not at all similar to atoms.