Combusted substances weigh less than their pre-combusted states

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0 SonOfPeleus (239) · 11 months ago · chemistry

Combusted substances weigh less than their pre-combusted states because of the release of phlogiston

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[+0] Fire is caused by the release of phlogiston discuss
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[+2] Wood weighs less after combustion discuss
[+1] The weight of some metalic substances increases after combustion discuss
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+1 SonOfPeleus (239) · 11 months ago

Was able to add the same claim to both sides of the argument

0 SonOfPeleus (239) · 11 months ago

The title and the description are making distinct claims. The description adds a cause to the claim of the title. How can we evaluate the claim in the title independently of the cause attributed in the description?

0 SonOfPeleus (239) · 11 months ago

In this case, the point is moot because the both claims are false.

0 SonOfPeleus (239) · 11 months ago

Accidentally added the claim to supporting evidence instead of opposing evidence. Cannot remove it.