Chemistry, asked by IITPTJcool, 10 months ago

why doesn't charcoal produce flame

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Answered by Anonymous

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Charcoal is a solid fuel. This is the reason that it can't vaporious on heating. so that's why coal not burn by producing flame. Coal or charcoal 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 3s0ola

Answer: because it does not vapourizes, only those substances which vapourizes on burning produce flame like wax , natural gas.

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