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differentiate between combustible and non combustible substance with properties

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Answered by itemderby
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Explanation:

Substance that burn in air and tend to produce heat and light are known as combustible substances.

For example, kerosene, petrol, diesel, compressed natural gas etc.

For combustion it is necessary to have fuel, heat and air.

On the other hand, non-combustible substances are the substances that do not undergo combustion in the presence of air.

For example, stone, glass, iron nails etc.

Answered by Shiva422484
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Substance that burn in air and tend to produce heat and light are known as combustible substances. For eg, kerosene, petrol etc.On the other hand, non-combustible substances are the substances that do not undergo combustion in the presence of air.For eg,glass, stone etc.

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