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Which among the following processes are exothermic reactions?

A

A match stick burns

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B

Ice melts

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C

Molten metal solidifies

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D

Sodium metal reacts with water

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E

Rubbing alcohol evaporates

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Solution

The correct options are
A A match stick burns
C Molten metal solidifies
D Sodium metal reacts with water

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