Question

in a chemical reaction, the products have chemical properties compared to the reactants

Explanation:

In a chemical reaction, new substances are formed. Chemical properties are characteristic of a substance. Since new substances (products) are made from reactants, their chemical properties are different. For example, when hydrogen ($H_2$) reacts with oxygen ($O_2$) to form water ($H_2O$), hydrogen is flammable, oxygen supports combustion, but water is neither flammable nor supports combustion in the same way.

Answer:

different