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Fire is a rapid chemical reaction known as combustion, in which a material (fuel) reacts with oxygen from the air, producing heat and light. This reaction typically requires three key elements: heat, fuel, and oxygen, often referred to as the "fire triangle." When these elements come together in the right conditions, fire occurs, producing flames, smoke, and heat. The process releases energy in the form of light and thermal energy, and the material being burned usually undergoes a transformation, breaking down into simpler compounds like carbon dioxide and water.

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