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The burning of steel wool is a chemical reaction with ____ in the air. nitrogen oxygen carbon dioxide helium I think it is oxygen but I want to make sure.
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The burning of steel wool is a chemical reaction with ____ in the air.
nitrogen
oxygen
carbon dioxide
helium
I think it is oxygen but I want to make sure.
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I believe you're right, since the burning of the steel wool will cause the iron to react with the oxygen and create iron oxide, which will release heat
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yes it is oxygen it is right i had this question on my test before
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