Science, asked by sahilphogat4179, 7 months ago

cracker on ignition produce sound. why?​

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Answered by RDharmikDatta
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Crackers when ignited produce sound, heat, and light. This process is known as an explosion. The explosion is a chemical reaction that occurs due the presence of different gases.

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