Chemistry, asked by AyushSharma477, 1 year ago

Why does a flame always point upwards""

Answers

Answered by smartsarancomfortrub

Answer:

To start with, a flame is a hot glowing body of ignited gas. However a flame always point upwards because the flame's gas is hotter than the surrounding air and a hot gas is always lighter or less dense than a cold gas. ... Hence a flame will always point upwards.

Explanation:

Previous Question

Next Question

Similar questions

Math, 6 months ago

Fill in the blanks:- = 4x2 + 6yz (2x + 3y) x 22 2xx 22 + 3y... a (12 x + xy) = a x12x + a x xy = + axy 1 x 3xy + 2 3x?y-- Il + XZ 2 5 m - 6n (iv) + x p2 = + (-6n) p = 2. + (V (-3x²y + 22) x y² = (....... + 7y) (-2°) = (5x) * (-2°) + (7y) x (-2) = -5...

Math, 6 months ago

find the area of shaded region? if your answer is right is will mark you as brainiest otherwise i will report ...

English, 6 months ago

How does the author use aural and visual effects to create an aura of horror and suspense on the story KHAGAM?

Chemistry, 1 year ago

Which method is preferred to balance redox reactions?will we get the same result in both cases?