it doesn't matter how high it is, if its burning, its a chemical change
36.9in^3
Mostly depends on the candles shape. But lets I have a candle that is four inches tall and two inches wide then it will mostly consume all of the candle(If the wick doesn't burn out) except for the very edges where the heat could not burn it.
Candle wax does not dry; it solidifies as it cools down and hardens. The time it takes for 3 inches of candle wax to solidify can vary depending on factors such as the type of wax, room temperature, and air circulation. Usually, it takes about 1-2 hours for candle wax to harden completely.
40mm diameter and 17mm tall (average tealight)
Change = -6 inches so %age change = -6/12*100 = -50%
A candle is formed with a lower tail that has a length of 2/3 or more of the total range of the candlestick.The average candlestick usually ranges around 5 to 10 inches.
You have to melt wax on the stove. Get a cup, ( about 3, or 4 inches tall). Get a crayon, and the candle. For this the candle has to be mini. break up the crayon (about 1 inch a piece), put them in the cup. Then put wax in the cup with the crayon and stir until all the chuncks of crayon are gone. The wax will be the same color as the crayon. Then sit the mini-candle n the cup of colored wax. DONT TAKE THE CANDLE OUT!!! Leave the candle in there and it stays in there cuz that is the candle. when it all drys you can decorate it with sparkels and other things.
468 inches
Divide inches by 39,370.1
200%
It would be 68 inches.
Divide feet by 12 to get inches.