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Brennstoff
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chemischer Stoff, dessen gespeicherte Energie sich durch Verbrennung in Nutzenergie umwandelt
Fuel is a material that can be burned to produce energy, with firewood being one of the earliest examples used by humans. It matters because fuel provides the energy needed for heating, cooking, and powering machines and vehicles that are essential to modern life.
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Ein Brennstoff ist ein chemischer Stoff, dessen gespeicherte Energie sich durch Verbrennung in nutzbare Energie umwandeln lässt.
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