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Which of the following is NOT an example of combustion occurring?A. A bonfireB. A car engineC. Battery acid burning the floorD. A rocket lifting off

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For a combustion reaction to occur, there must be presence of O2 and a spark, for ignition, producing mainly CO2, H2O and a great amount of heat being released.

From the options,

- A bonfire consists on the burning of organic fuel generating fire and products of this combustion.

- A car engine works burning fossil fuels generating power from the explosion, besides the products previously stated.

- Battery acid burning the floor does not correspond to a combustion reaction, it is only the way the acid is corrosive.

- A rocket liftinf off consists on the burning of a great amount of fuel to generate enough power for the action, producing the products previously mentioned.

Thus, the correct answer that is NOT an example of combustion occurring is:

C. Battery acid burning the floor.

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