Wax burns with a flame whereas charcoal does not. Why
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Wax candle and kerosene oil lamp have wicks. Molten wax and kerosene oil rise through the wick,get vaporised during burning and form flames. Charcoal is a solid fuel which does not vaporise on heating. So,charcoal does not burn by producing a flame.
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Wax is a petroleum product and it is used in candles, therefore when the wax melts, it rises through the wick and is vaporized during burning and produce flames. ... Charcoal is a combustible substance and glows while burning. It does not form flame because it is natural lump variety made from hardwood
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