Chemistry, asked by alicey15, 10 months ago

What happens when a mug is placed in fire?

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Answered by TanuTani997

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CO2 is a very heavy gas which accumulates in the measuring cup. ... Pouring the heavy CO2 gas over the flame pushes away the oxygen from around the candle causing the fire to go out due to lack of oxygen

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Answered by dadishanti

Answer:Paper burns at temperature higher then the boiling point of water. When water is heated in a paper cup, water circulates heat away from paper until it starts to boil at 100C. Once water starts boiling, it can’t get any hotter then 100C, so consequently paper can’t become any hotter then 100C. So paper cup does not burn because it simply doesn’t get too hot to burn.

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