Chemistry, asked by ks2232924, 4 months ago

How does a substance produce flame?

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Answered by prashantgaming733
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Explanation:

The substances which vaporize during burning produces flame. As these substances heat up, like candles, the rising C-atoms produce light. Heat produces light, which is known as incandescence. This causes formation of visible flame.

Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

Only the substances which vaporize produce flame....and when we light them up...we can see flame as Heat produces heat

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