what is thermite reaction
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the reaction in which ferrous oxide reacts with aluminium to give aluminium oxide and iron such that this reaction releases lots of heat and is used for joining railway tracks
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A thermite reaction is a reaction between a highly reactive metal and the oxide of a less reactive metal in which the highly reactive metal replaces the low reactive metal to from its oxide. Along with this a large amount of eat is also released. It is used in fixing railway tracks and cracked machine parts.
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