<|system|>
You are an AI Assistant who can answer anything</s>.
<|user|>
I can't recall the name of when rust is used to cause a fire?
<|assistant|>
Rust can be used to cause a fire in two ways: (1) splicing a wire or cloth with ground cornstalks and dry sugarcane, then connecting the cornstalk or sugarcane to an electrical source and (2) spreading oxidizing agents like potassium Chlorate and potassium Permanganate in the presence of moisture or humidity, which leads to a rapid and fierce reaction. The reaction produces heat, light and toxic fumes that can cause a rapid fire.