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combustion
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Combustion
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In internal combustion engines, fuel undergoes combustion to generate the power needed for vehicle propulsion.
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the process of burning, characterized by the chemical reaction between a fuel and oxygen that produces heat and light
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Firefighters study the principles of combustion to understand how fires spread.
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a state of intense disturbance, agitation, or excitement
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The crowd erupted in combustion when the team scored the winning goal.
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combustion
combust
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