What is combustion?

This video appears in the unit 'Reactions and Energy', which covers Year 9 chemistry topics in the Australian Curriculum:

[ProudHawk.]

I have to watch this because of online classes

[paola]

Lmao the fact that I looked this up for fun but everyone in the comments says bc of school makes me feel like a nerd 😀

[nikitaamien]

This is so clear and concise. It was super helpful, thanks so much!

[arlochapman]

We had to watch this for science, at first I wasn't looking forward to it but this was fun, keep up the good work

[mohammedhikmat]

thank you this is the best video i have ever seen about combustion.

[arkz]

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[berryblu]

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[smnb]

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[chrismoua]

This video was amazing. thanks senpai! Was simple, entertaining, very informative

[aweeb]

thx, this will be needed for my science homework too

[sadatnafis]

Really Helped me A lot, Great Explanation

[gansterveges]

Thank you very much this vidoe helped me a lot in my science homework thnx again

[CTnoodles]

This was useful for my home work thanks

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[Seifify]

So when combustion emits a new substance + energy, where does the energy come from? Why does it emit energy when making a new compound?

[tanadaboz]

another awesome vid but ik i havent sub and wtched them all bt helped me a lot in my science test so thx so much :D

[Jagp]

Thanks I am in 2020 in cuarentena and the ms of since said in the homework to see dis but is a good video

[rbhagyabe]

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[abdoshady]

i am very confused where co2 and H2O go where natural gas burnt? i am not feel that any gases produced and go to atmosphere
please prof help me ✋✋

[harshithgowni]

So is combustion just a super hot exothermic reaction?