Chemistry, asked by gouthambijunava, 4 months ago

Give Reason: Charcoal burns without a flame.

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Answered by saheedpopoola234

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Answer:Charcoal, does not vaporise and so, does not produce a flame. The substances which evaporates during burning, give flames.

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