The rapid combination of oxygen with a fuel, which produces a noticeable release of energy, is called:

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Combustion is the chemical process in which a fuel reacts with oxygen to release energy in the form of heat and/or light. This reaction typically results in a flame, as seen in a fire.

Answer: D
 An explosion is a more extreme form of combustion, in which a sudden and violent release of energy creates a shock wave and potentially destructive force. This can occur when a large amount of fuel and oxygen are combined in a confined space or when a substance with explosive properties is involved.

Therefore, both C and D could be considered correct answers depending on the context and degree of energy release.

The Rapid Combination of Oxygen with a Fuel, Which Produces