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Also known as burning, combusting, burn, combust, combustion reaction
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Combustion, or burning, is a chemical reaction where a fuel combines with oxygen at high temperatures to produce heat and gaseous products like smoke. It matters because combustion powers everything from engines and heating systems to industrial processes, though it also requires control to manage air pollution and safety risks.
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- thermal energy
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- smoke
- exact match
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- uses
- oxidizing agent
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