If an object does Not explode, catch fire, or dissolve, how would you describe this object? (Three answers)

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Qun Li asked Jul 24, 2023

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If an object does Not explode, catch fire, or dissolve, how would you describe this object? (Three answers)

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Qun Li asked Jul 24, 2023

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Non-combustible

eg:-glass,water,stone, Portland cement etc ...

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Noncombustible

Step-by-step explanation:

Not explode means no blasts
Can't catch fire hence no combustion
not dissolve means not reacts with H and O

Some examples are ,glass ,stone

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