Chemistry, 12.07.2021 06:40, Arealbot

What happen when: a. Magnesium Burns in oxygen.
b. Calcium carbonate is heated.
c. Hydrogen reacts with nitrogen at necessary condition.
d. potassium hydroxide reacts with nitric acid.
e. Carbon dioxide is treated with limewater.
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What happen when: a. Magnesium Burns in oxygen.
b. Calcium carbonate is heated.
c. Hydrog...