Science, asked by hemaupadhya2019, 2 months ago

What is thermit reaction ?​

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Answered by ItsMe099
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A thermite reaction is an exothermic oxidation-reduction reaction similar to the ignition of black powder. The reaction requires a metal oxide and fuel. The fuel in the thermite reaction you produce is aluminum in the foil. Your metal oxide is iron oxide, more commonly known as rust.

Answered by BeautyQueenSharu
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A thermite reaction is an exothermic oxidation-reduction reaction similar to the ignition of black powder. The reaction requires a metal oxide and fuel. The fuel in the thermite reaction you produce is aluminum in the foil. Your metal oxide is iron oxide, more commonly known as rust.

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