what makes the middle zone of candle flame Luminous?
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A candle is an ignitable wick.
A person makes a candle is traditional and known as Chandler.
The innermost zone directly wicks.
It contains wax and it has to be vaporized but that is un-burnt zone also have un-burnt carbon vapor.
Temperature region is hotter than the innermost zone be outer zone is cooler.
It takes place complete wax.
It is in a light blue color.
It is not normally visible.
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- interest on partial compactions of wax Wapas take place with the Liberation of a lot of energy this energy partially decomposed the wax vapour into carbon particles this June of the flame is hotter than the dark inner join it is yellow in colour
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