Chemistry, asked by suthagar2008, 18 days ago

which of the following is a solid fuel that can produce flame on heating and burning? a) wax b) charcoal c) coal d)none of these​

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Answered by dmahebubani
1

Answer:

option c

Explanation:

because when ever coal is burnt it can produce flame

Answered by lavs111216
1

Answer:

a) Wax

Explanation:

  • Wax is the substance which vaporizes during heating and burning thereby giving flame.
  • Charcoal is a solid fuel which does not vaporise on heating. So, charcoal does not produce burn by producing a flame.
  • Coal is also a solid fuel which does not vaporise on heating. So, coal does not produce burn by producing a flame. Coal just glow red on combustion.
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