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98.Two solids on heating gives a solid. The reaction is called​

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Answered by tcs482930
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Solids do not react with solids at room temperature even of thermodynamics is favorable. High temperature must be used. Solid-solid reactions are simple to perform, starting materials are often readily available at low cost and reactions are “clean” i.e. do not involve other chemical elements.

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Answered by Anonymous
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The reaction is called homogeneous reaction.

  • Homogeneous reactions are the reactions where substrate and products both are in same phase.
  • Heterogeneous reactions are the reactions where two or more phases are involved in the form of substrate and products.
  • Reaction between two solids is possible due to melting of both the substrates, which subsequently react. (Occurs for some substances)
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