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I would think it to be a Physical Change. Not chemical.

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It is considered to be a chemical change but not a full chemical change. It is a chemical change. Another example of a chemical change is when something gives off heat.

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It is a chemical change. This is because the paper is fused with oxygen in the air (via the heat produced by the fire)

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