What term is used to define when a substance reacts quickly with oxygen to produce light and heat? A. rusting B. sublimation C. precipitation D. burning

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Kishore Tamire asked Jun 16, 2022

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What term is used to define when a substance reacts quickly with oxygen to produce light and heat?

A. rusting
B. sublimation
C. precipitation
D. burning

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Kishore Tamire asked Jun 16, 2022

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Answer: The answer is, D) Burning.

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Joffrey Outtier answered Jun 21, 2022

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