Chemistry, asked by francydshs1106, 1 year ago

Why does a paper cup containing water not burn when placed over a flame? explain.

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Answered by nadeenshaba492
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The water in the cup serves as a "heat sink". It prevents the paper from getting hotter than the boiling temperature of the water.  


Answered by noornamankhanna
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Answer:here is your answer

◆ Paper cup with water is not burned beacause it prevents paper cup by attaining it's ignition temperature.

◆Combustion takes place only when it attains it's ignition temperature

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