Observe the reaction carefully., Chemistry

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Determine five chemical reactions you observe  in your daily life.

  • Observe the reaction carefully.
  • Present the change in the condition of the reactants and products with the help of photographs.
  • Write the chemical equation to show the reaction wherever possible.
  • Write the conditions essential for the reaction.

 

 


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