Science, asked by dikshakhandelwal26, 5 months ago

1. Combustion of a substance is a/an
(a) reduction reaction
(c) displacement reaction
(b) oxidation reaction
(d) decomposition reaction​

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Answered by Anonymous
9

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Combustion is an oxidation reaction. For the reaction to take place, a fuel and an oxidant should be there. Substances undergoing the combustion are known as fuels whereas in burning oxygen combines with another molecule to produce an oxide.

Answered by Anonymous
13

Combustion of a substance is an OXIDATION REACTION.

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