Why do a paper cup doesn't catch fire when containing water in it
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Because all the heat of the fire is absorbed by the water. Thus, paper cup does not reach its ignition temperature.
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This is because when we heat the paper cup containing water, then the heat supplied to the paper cup is transferred to water inside it by conduction. Due to continuous transfer of heat from Paper Cup to water , the paper cup does not get heated to its ignition temperature. Hence the paper cup does not catch fire.
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