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A difference between 'that' and 'which':

That - is used for restrictive clause. It narrows down the options.
Which- is used for non-restrictive clause. It broadens the options.

Eg.,
I eat carrots that are red.
Means- I eat a particular type of carrots- specifically that are red.

I eat carrots, which are red.
Means- I eat carrots (generally I do). And they are red- a general statement identifying all carrots.
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