When dynamite explodes, it releases a large amount of light and heat. This is an example of slow combustion rapid combustion an exothermic reaction an endothermic reaction a chemical change a physical

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When dynamite explodes, it releases a large amount of light and heat. This is an example of

slow combustion

rapid combustion

an exothermic reaction

an endothermic reaction

a chemical change

a physical change

Chemistry
middle-school

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an exothermic reaction

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a chemical reaction

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