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burning the magnesium ribbon is a​

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Answered by chsumanth88762
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Answer:

it forms magnesium oxide

Answered by presentmoment
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Magnesium burns easily in air when it is in its metal form. The magnesium metal, on the other hand, requires a source of energy to begin the reaction (burning).

Explanation:

  • The flame supplies heat to the magnesium metal atoms, allowing them to overcome their activation energy.
  • The lowest energy necessary for a chemical reaction to proceed is known as activation energy.
  • To generate this powdery product, magnesium gives away two electrons to oxygen atoms.
  • This is a reaction that produces heat. An exothermic reaction is one in which there is a net release of energy from a chemical reaction.

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