why lamps (diyas) filled with water cannot be burn
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cos water is not flammable
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why water is not flammable
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Water does not burn in air taking in oxygen and forming another compound.
carbon, oil, sulphur, nitrogen , hydrogen, etc. burn in oxygen to form oxides giving out heat energy and light energy (due to high temperature and due to conversion of energy into light.
carbon, oil, sulphur, nitrogen , hydrogen, etc. burn in oxygen to form oxides giving out heat energy and light energy (due to high temperature and due to conversion of energy into light.
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when things burn, there is a chemical reaction taking place. But water when it is burnt/heated, it turns into vapour (invisible). It does not give back any light or heat..
but carbon, wood etc. they are inflamable.. they catch fire, they burn with oxygen. There is a chemical reaction taking place. This chemical reaction results in the emission of light energy and heat energy.
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