Science, asked by bhargavbanerjee34, 7 months ago

why firecrackers on combustions

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Answered by somil21

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Crackers on ignition produce rowdy sound. This is happens due to the chemical reaction that takes place when the cracker is ignited. It is due to the reason that when the gunpowder is suppressed in any way then the gas present in it is released with a large popping sound.

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