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Also known as combustibles, combustible material, combustible matter
thumb|upright=1.35|Firewood was one of the first fuels used by humans.
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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It is catalogued under topics including Energy development and Fuels.
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燃料（ねんりょう）とは、化学反応・原子核反応を外部から起こすことなどによってエネルギーを発生させるもののことである。古くは火をおこすために用いられ、次第にその利用の幅を広げ、現在では火をおこさない燃料もある。
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