Burning of magnesium in the presence of air produces magnesium oxide. Select the type of reaction involved.
The correct answer is (A) oxidation reaction.
The burning of magnesium in the presence of air produces magnesium oxide. This is an oxidation reaction.
Here's why:
Therefore, the burning of magnesium in air is an oxidation reaction.
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