Question

Give 10 examples of change in state in chemical reactions. ​

Answer 1

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10 examples of change in state in chemical reactions.

1. Burning wood.
2. Souring milk.
3. Mixing acid and base.
4. Digesting food.
5. Cooking an egg.
6. Heating sugar to form caramel.
7. Baking a cake.
8. Rusting of iron.
9. Rotting bananas.
10. Grilling a hamburger.

Answer 2

Explanation:

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No multiple of 2 and 3 divide 73 perfectly. Thus we definitely can get a value of n but it won't be a positive integer.