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This document provides information about combustion and fuels: 1. It defines combustion as the burning of substances in air or oxygen with the evolution of heat and light. Combustible substances burn while non-combustible substances do not. 2. The conditions required for combustion are a combustible substance, a source of heat (to raise the substance above its ignition temperature), and a supporter of combustion like oxygen in air. 3. A good fuel has a low ignition temperature, a high calorific value (

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