A. What are the commons causes of fire at home? (at least 2) 1. Materials should explain its physical and chemical properties why is causes fire. I. Materials focuses is molecular structure and intermolecular forces present on it.

A. What are the commons causes of fire at home? (at least 2) 1. Materials should explain its physical and chemical properties why is causes fire. I. Materials focuses is molecular structure and intermolecular forces present on it.

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