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When a chemical reaction produces a gas, the newly formed gas pushes away the atmosphere and creates space for itself su

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When A Chemical Reaction Produces A Gas The Newly Formed Gas Pushes Away The Atmosphere And Creates Space For Itself Su 1
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When a chemical reaction produces a gas, the newly formed gas pushes away the atmosphere and creates space for itself such that the system loses energy as heat. chemical energy potential energy mechanical work. heat.
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