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Ashes left from a wood fire don't have the same mass as the wood that burned(Agee or disagree)
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Ashes left from a wood fire don't have the same mass as the wood that burned(Agee or disagree)

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i mean isn't ash just dust?

pretty sure dust wouldn't have the same mass as actual wood, so i can agree with you there

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I agree

Step-by-step explanation:

i am not for sure but I looked it up on google.

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