Science, asked by vidhya3088, 10 months ago

what causes the object near the large flame to glow​

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Answered by arunkotur5
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Answer:

The object near the flame glows because of the difference between the heated hot air surround the flame and the cold air present in the atmosphere and the light produced by the burning flame also causes the object to glow

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