what fire is made up of??
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↗️Dear here is the
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✴️Fire isn't really made up of atoms✴️
✳️ Rather it is heat and light being released in the process of combustion.
✳️The flame itself occurs within a region of gas where intense exothermic (heat releasing) reactions are taking place.
✳️Non-flammable substances do not have that region of gas where those extreme and rapid reactions take place.
❣️Good day ❣️
answer ::↖️
✴️Fire isn't really made up of atoms✴️
✳️ Rather it is heat and light being released in the process of combustion.
✳️The flame itself occurs within a region of gas where intense exothermic (heat releasing) reactions are taking place.
✳️Non-flammable substances do not have that region of gas where those extreme and rapid reactions take place.
❣️Good day ❣️
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The flame is the visible portion of thefire.
Flames consist primarily of carbon dioxide, water vapor, oxygen and nitrogen.
If hot enough, the gases may become ionized to produce plasma.
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