Substance-accident that you encounter in your everyday life

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Identify a substance and an accident that you encounter in your everyday life.

1. list what the substance is and what the accident is,

2. for the substance, I want you to go on and explain what it is by describing the four causes of that thing

3. for the accident, state what substance that accident is associated with.

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