Question

when a wet piece of firewood burns, water drops appears at the end. Explain why?​

Answer 1

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The wet piece of wood contains quite a bit of moisture. The moisture is converted into steam and travels through the wood and when it reaches at the end It gets cooled (as temperature is low at the ends) and condenses which results in the formation of water droplets at the end

Answer 2

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If a wet piece of wood burns then water droplets appear on the other end, why? The wet piece of wood contains quite a bit of moisture. The moisture is converted into steam and travels through the wood piece to the end of the piece. Since the end of the piece is cool the steam or water vapour turns back into water...

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