A combustion reaction often produces sodium chloride and water true or false

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24 October, 10:49

A combustion reaction often produces sodium chloride and water true or false

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Zackary · Answer 1

A combustion reaction often produces sodium chloride and water False.

Explanation:

The reaction that takes place between any substance and oxygen can be termed as a combustion. Any substance when they react with oxygen, it will produce a larger quantity of energy. This energy will take the form of heat and light.

Oxygen always act as one the most important reactant in a combustion reaction. A hydrocarbon that is contains hydrogen and carbon with it will be the next reactant of the combustion reaction. Any combustion reaction will produce the carbon dioxide and water as the result of that reaction.