A burning charcoal on an iron plate was covered with a glass jar. What would you observe and why?
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Answer:
WHEN THE CHARCOAL IS COMPLETELY BURNT WE SEE THE BOTTOM OF THE GLASS JAR HAS TURNED BLACK
Explanation:
THIS HAPPENS DUE TO THE PRESENCE OF CARBON
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Burning of a candle needs continous supply of oxygen present in the air.
By covering the candle with a jar, the supply of oxygen gets cut and as there is only limited quantity
of oxygen left the candle burns for a moment then goes off completely.
Since there is no oxygen left in the jar.
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