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Which substance is not flammable?

nail polish remover

oil

rubbing alcohol

water

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Water is not flammable.

Alexander Pogrebnyak answered Mar 18, 2020

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Water because it’s a resource that doesn’t contain chemicals

Iman Shafiei answered Mar 23, 2020

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