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Question
Select the chemical changes from the following list of changes
Glowing of an electric bulb.
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Solution
Glowing of an electric bulb is a PHYSICAL change as no change in the composition of filament takes place is reversible, the only filament glows when electricity is passed and returns to its original form on switching off the electric current.
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