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those reactions in which two or more substance called reactant in left hand side combined to form single substance called product is called combination reaction0Modal content
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Combination reactions general form A+B➡C0Modal content
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The reaction in which two or more substances combine to form a single product ,then it is called a combination reaction0Modal content
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Those reactions in which two or more substance react to form a single compound are called combination reactions0Modal content
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when the two reactant combine together to form a single product is called combination reaction . for ex carbon + oxygen given carbon dioxide0Modal content
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In simple words combination reaction is a reaction in which two reactants combine to form one product.0Modal content
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A combination reaction is a general category of chemical reactions. It may be defined as a chemical reaction in which two or more substances combine to form a single substance under suitable conditions. Combination reactions are also known as synthesis, because in these reactions new substances are synthesized.0Modal content
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The reaction of two or more components to prepare a single compound0Modal content
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In this reaction the combination of an Elements + Compounds= Compounds; Elements+ Elements=Compounds; Compounds+Compounds=Compounds ; A lover It means the when you will combine anything it will give you Compounds only and two or more reactant will give you the produced (Compounds)-2Modal content
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A reaction in which two or more reactant combine together to form a single product. H² + O²=H²O0Modal content
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