Flame of a burning candle goes off, when we blow over it strongly. Give two reasons.
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1.our breadth is cooler than the flame thus it cools it
2. our breadth has carbon dioxide which is a non supporter of burning
2. our breadth has carbon dioxide which is a non supporter of burning
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by blowing strongly we cut the supply of oxygen from the fuel hence burning of fuel get stop and flame of a burning candle goes of.
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