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Fireworks are considered exothermic processes because they release energy in the form of heat and light during the chemical reactions that occur when they are ignited. The combustion of the chemicals in fireworks produces gases and releases energy, resulting in the loud bangs and colorful displays associated with fireworks. Overall, the energy released is greater than the energy absorbed during the reaction.

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