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When pure oxygen comes in contact with oil, it can lead to a fire or explosion. Oxygen supports combustion, and when combined with a flammable substance like oil, it can ignite and cause a rapid burning reaction. This is why it is important to keep oil away from oxygen sources to prevent accidents.

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