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What is the most common oxidizing agent available in the atmosphere that can be used to generate fire? a.hydrogen peroxide b.oxygen c.ozone d.nitrous oxide

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Chapter6: Thermochemistry

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3. What is the most common oxidizing agent available in the atmosphere that can be used to generate fire?
a.hydrogen peroxide
b.oxygen
c.ozone
d.nitrous oxide

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