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Why is melting a physical property of the wax, but flammability is a chemical property?
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Why is melting a physical property of the wax, but flammability is a chemical property?

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because when you melt wax it is still wax but the flammanility refers to how the material reacts with fire, when wax meets fire directly it gets charred and that it not wax anymore
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