No,they just separate away from each other
Yes, that is completion reaction.
<span>This type of reactions do not set up an equilibrium and goes until one of the reactants runs out.
</span>Three major types of completion reactions are:
1. <span>Formation of a slightly ionized product (for example mixture of sodium bromide and potassium chloride).
</span>2. <span>Formation of a gas (for example hydrogen gas from metal and acid).
3.</span> Formation of a precipitate (feor example silver chloride).<span>
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REDOX is the process whereby electrons are transfered from one specie to another, via oxidation-reduction.
In a chemical reaction, when one specie causes another to gain electrons, it is called a reductant (it gives electrons). This is an oxidation reaction, because it loses electrons of its own. While the other specie goes through reduction from gaining electrons.
Two factors determine whether a substance is a solid, a liquid, or
a gas:
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1) The kinetic energies of the particles (atoms, molecules, or ions) that
make up a substance. Kinetic energy tends to keep the particles moving
apart.<span>
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2) The attractive inter molecular forces between particles that tend to draw
the particles together.</span></span>
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Combustion is one of the main ones, it is a chemical reaction in everyday life, because every time you strike a match or burn a candle that is the reaction of combustion.<span />
