What happens in the test tube that causes the candle flame to extinguish?
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Answer:In the following reaction ,if a candle extinguish by taking it to near the testube then from the testube CARBON DIOXIDE gas is evolved/released.
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Carbon dioxide.
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- Different gases are present in the atmosphere and each gas has some specific function in the environment.
- The carbon dioxide is the colorless gas and has higher density than the air. The chemical formula of the carbon dioxide is CO2.
- The carbon dioxide gas is responsible for the extinguishing of the candle flame. This gas is generally used in the fire extinguishers and contains non inflammable gases.
- The main use of the carbon dioxide in the atmosphere for its welding and can reacts with metals as well.
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