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I heard something that I adopted as a rule some years ago: "Every combustion produces H2O and CO2". I used it blindy until hydrogen burning came to mind.
Clearly, H2 does not produce CO2.
Now, what happens when a diamond reaches its melting point, and, does it burn afterwards? If so, what kind of reaction happens?
And yes, this is not homework.
Clearly, H2 does not produce CO2.
Now, what happens when a diamond reaches its melting point, and, does it burn afterwards? If so, what kind of reaction happens?
And yes, this is not homework.