Chemistry, asked by ludirm32771, 7 months ago

Burning of magnesium is which type of change?

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Answered by sumitkale77272

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Answer:

it is a chemical change.

because in chemical change, substance conversion is permanent

most of the time chemical change is not reversible.

Explanation:

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Answered by TECHNICALGUY12

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Burning of magnesium in air is combination reaction.

Mg + O2 ----> MgO

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