Science, asked by ananyakeerthi999, 2 months ago

why does charcoal not produce flame?

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Answered by yaashitha4108

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Answer:

Coal does not produce flame when burnt because it does not vapourizes, only those substances which vapourizes on burning produce flame like wax , natural gas.

Answered by nitashreetalukdar

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Explanation:

Coal does not produce flame when burnt because it does not vapourizes, only those substances which vapourizes on burning produce flame like wax , natural gas.

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