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Difference between combustion and oxidation

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Answer: For combustion, the usual oxidant is oxygen but, for an oxidation reaction to take place, oxygen is not essential. • In combustion, the products are primarily water and carbon dioxide but, in oxidation, product can vary depending on the starting material.

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