Chemistry, asked by SakshamSambyal, 10 months ago

Why fireflies glow at night??
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It is because protein present in fireflies undergoes oxidation in presence of air and an enzyme. This chemical reaction involves emission of visible light. Therefore, fireflies glow at night.

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