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Fireworks use chemicals that can easily catch fire. What property of matter is this? A. Tendency to dissolve B. Flammability C. Ability to rust D. Ability to tarnish
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Fireworks use chemicals that can easily catch fire. What property of matter is

this?

A. Tendency to dissolve
B. Flammability
C. Ability to rust
D. Ability to tarnish

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Answer: B. Flammability i think

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