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which substances give heat and light after combustion..
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Answered by j10154avneesh
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Explanation:

The burning of magnesium in air to produce heat and light is a combustion process. Magnesium is a combustible substance. When charcoal burns,then the carbon of charcoal combines with the oxygen of air to form carbon dioxide. A lot of heat is produced in the combustion reaction but only a little light is produced.

Answered by SreejaMitra
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Answer:

The burning of magnesium in air to produce heat and light is a combustion process. Magnesium is a combustible substance. When charcoal burns,then the carbon of charcoal combines with the oxygen of air to form carbon dioxide. A lot of heat is produced in the combustion reaction but only a little light is produced.

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