What would happen if oxygen stops to support combustion make a guess and if it is the situation for what other works fuel are useful
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Oxygen only makes up about 20 % of the atmosphere, not the majority. The majority is actually nitrogen (N2) which constitutes about 78 %.
Oxygen doesn't burn on its own though, it needs a fuel. That fuel is your match stick, when that fuel is gone, it stops burning. There's nothing else to burn so the fact that there's a decent amount of oxygen around isn't dangerous. tt
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Explanation:
The digestion of food in our stomach is a process of combustion . Food is broken down by reaction with oxygen. Then energy is released. If oxygen loses this property , no man can survive . Then there will be no human beings to guess about anything.
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