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Answer» Properties of chemical reaction - Iron reacts with oxygen and moisture present in the air, forms the iron oxide (rust).
- Production of gas: When fuel like petrol, kerosene etc are burnt then carbon present in them reacts with air and forms (CO2 ) carbon dioxide in the same manner CO2 is produced when coal is burnt. C + O → CO2 (gas)
- When sulphuric acid is poured slowly in a test tube in granulated zinc, hydrogen gas is produced. If a burning matchstick is taken at the mouth of the test tube it burns with an explosion.
- Change in colour: Colour of cut apple is changed because iron present in apple reacts with oxygen present in the air and form iron oxide.
- Change of heat: When ammonium chloride is put in water it becomes cold.
- Dissolution: In hard water, soap does not form foams but produces white undissolved substance.
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