Chemical
Chemical - if you want to check out if something is combustible you have to try burning it, and if it is, there'll be a change in chemical structure.
Chemical - if you want to check out if something is combustible you have to try burning it, and if it is, there'll be a change in chemical structure.
Combustibility is a chemical property.
No combustibility- it is a property. However, COMBUSTION is a chemical change.
Combustibility is a chemical property because it describes a substance's ability to undergo a chemical reaction, typically with oxygen, leading to a release of energy as heat and light. It is not an inherent physical characteristic like mass or volume.
Chemical - if you want to check out if something is combustible you have to try burning it, and if it is, there'll be a change in chemical structure.
The combustibility of matter refers to its ability to undergo combustion, a chemical reaction with oxygen that produces heat and light. Materials that are combustible can ignite and sustain a fire, while non-combustible materials do not burn or support combustion. The combustibility of a substance depends on its chemical composition, physical state, and environmental conditions. Common examples of combustible materials include wood, paper, and certain fuels, while metals like steel and concrete are generally considered non-combustible.
Combustible (able to burn)
It's an exothermic reaction (oppose to an endothermic reaction). It's combustible reaction, (this is an example of chemical reaction) where a substance must combine with oxygen to produce, heat and light; or Burn.
The explosion of fireworks is a chemical change. This occurs because the combustible materials in the fireworks undergo a chemical reaction when ignited, resulting in the production of new substances, such as gases and light. The release of heat and light is also indicative of this chemical reaction. Physical changes, in contrast, do not involve the formation of new substances.
Hydrogen
The relevant energy in this case is called chemical energy.