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Is fire a matter
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Answered by Coolkitty

no fire is not a matter because it does not have weight and space and in matter space and weight are present

Dal: But it can be felt and i think it occupies space

Shizarizvi1: but it can be seen, we can also touch it.

Shizarizvi1: so, isn't it matter

Shizarizvi1: ??

Dal: Matter is some thing that occupies space and has mass and can be felt by any one or all of the sense organs

Answered by Shizarizvi1

Yes,
Fire is a matter because when any piece of wood or coal or anything burns it occupies space and have some mass.
It can be seen by our eyes, we can touch it and also smell it. After having these properties, we can say that fire is a matter

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Dal: But how can we weigh gire

Dal: *fire

Dal: Matter is something that occupies space and has mass and can be felt by anyvone a

Dal: Continued ....the above comment.......

Dal: Any one or all a

Dal: Of the sense organs

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