answersLogoWhite

0

By burn, we commonly mean oxidize; and many materials will burn if heated enough. Sometimes the term merely refers to something being made very hot to change its molecule, e.g. burnt lime- CaO, from CaCO3.

User Avatar

Wiki User

15y ago

What else can I help you with?

Trending Questions
How is francium larger than hydrogen? Why do two colors in a toothpaste don't mix? What is the kinetic energy of a 35kg child running at a speed of 1 m's across the yard to tag his friend? What are the Importance of organic and inorganic chemistry? Is soil sample from a decommissioned site has the following concentrations of pollutants arsenic 20 ppm lead 310 ppm and molybdenum 4 ppm for which category or categories of land use is this site suit? How are pressure and volume related in boyles law? Who two major families of elements does the bold staircase line in periodic table separate? An ocean current is the movement of the surface water of the coean Currents are called cold or warm in comparison to the atmosphere Is the Gulf Stream a cold current or a warm one? Is real listening is a passive process? Are the kidneys anatomically located ventrally within the abdomen? Behind which type of front might lower temperatures be expected? Where does blood go first when it leaves the heart of the fish? What is the disadvantage of the Florence flask? If you have been asked to accurately measure out 50 cubic centimetre of a liquid experimentwhich piece of glassware wouls you use explain and justify your answer? What is the product of radioactive decay 42 He called? What are reversible lanes used for? What is the principle of change? Could serratia marcescens and kocuria rhizophila be identified using broth? What natural disasters in Venice Italy? How Big is a Bottle that is 375mL. Can someone posted pictures or anything that give me a good idea of how big 375mL is.?