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A gas , that relights glowing splinter , is

A

`H_2 `

B

`O_2`

C

`N_2`

D

`NO_(2)`

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B

Since fuels burn fster in the presence of oxygen , when a glowing splinter comes in contact with oxygen , it relights. This is also a test for oxygen .
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