Wood and iron both are solid, so why wood burns and iron melts? Give reason.
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Because wood is a combustible substance and iron is a non-combustible substance.
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Iron is a metallic in nature and wood is combustible substance.
In iron nothing to combustion but wood has alot of substances included to burn ...
You know a small amount of oil also exist in wood ....
In iron only fe (ferus) but in wood a lot of reason to burn
In iron nothing to combustion but wood has alot of substances included to burn ...
You know a small amount of oil also exist in wood ....
In iron only fe (ferus) but in wood a lot of reason to burn
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