A dark, powdery substance composed mainly of carbon, soot forms from the incomplete combustion of organic materials like wood, coal, or oil. While often a sign of inefficient burning, it has practical uses as a pigment in inks, paints, and rubber products. Additionally, industries and environmental scientists study soot to assess air quality and mitigate pollution impacts.
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