Is it true that melting of an ice cream cannot be reversed and is a physical change?

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Detailed Solution

The above statement is false.
Reversible changes can be turned back into their original forms without formation of any new product. Melting of an ice cream is a reversible change because it can be converted into its original form when we keep it in the freezer. No new substances are formed when ice cream melts and only the state of the ice cream is changing so, it is a physical change.
The correct statement would be that the melting of ice cream is a reversible and physical change.

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