Cooper doesn't burn but hot metal is coated with a black coloured layer of copper oxide
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The thinlayer of copper oxide is a protective cover which protects copper from further oxidation. Thus this copper oxide does not burn as it is already reacted with the oxygen in the air.
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It's for protect it from oxidation and corrosion.
And makes it to seems like new one forever .
And avoid Rusting .
These are some features for why it is coated with black colour.
And makes it to seems like new one forever .
And avoid Rusting .
These are some features for why it is coated with black colour.
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