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What is the difference between burning and an explosion? a. Burning is a combustion reaction but an explosion is an accident. b. The rate (speed) at which the reaction happens. C. An explosion is a combustion
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What is the difference between burning and an explosion?

a. Burning is a combustion reaction but an explosion is an accident.
b. The rate (speed) at which the reaction happens.
C. An explosion is a combustion reaction, but burning is just a chemical
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I would have to say the answer is B ,the others really don’t seem correct in my opinion.
I hope that helped
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