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Combustion as it relates in high school chemistry
I need a concise definition and examples for combustion as it relates to high school chemistry
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Combustion, also known as burning, is a series of reactions between a fuel and an oxidizer resulting in heat and/or light. Common examples of combustion are matches, car engines, and anything else on fire.
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Whenever you add oxygen, it's considered combustion
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