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which substances evolves heat when dissolved in water

0 378 Views | Posted 2011-09-27 22:47:46
Asked by shubham sharma

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    Pooja Kohli | Guide-Level 11

    2011-09-28 12:33:48
    Hi Shubham,
    Calcium nitrate is the substance which generates heat when dissolved in water. However, I would also agree with Mr. Raja that as Shiksha is an education portal which guide students in choosing their education and career related options.
    Hope this will be of help. For any further Clarification do post more Query, in case it resolves Please Close the Thread by marking one of the answers as “Best Answer”
    Thanks,
    Pooja
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    Raja M G | Contributor-Level 10

    2011-09-28 01:44:16
    potassium nitrate, sodium chloride, glucose, calcium oxide are the substances evolves heat when dissolved in water
    But this is not a Science/ GK Forum and it a Education Portal for Learning and Development for Career

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