What is the name of the gas, name given by Lavoisier, involved in the combustion of matter? Group of answer choices Hydrogen Air Phlogiston Oxygen

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What is the name of the gas, name given by Lavoisier, involved in the combustion of matter?

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Hydrogen

Air

Phlogiston

Oxygen

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oxygen

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