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What type of reaction happens when wood is burned?

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If you burned some bread you would be left with a black powder.The same thing would happen if you burned a piece of wood .what is the black powder and what happens to the other elements?

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What happens to the shape and volume of the block of wood and piece of stone when burned?

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What wood is burnable?

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Why does the wood turn black when you burn it?

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What happens to the other elements from which bread and wood are made when these substances are burned?

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