the plastic bag filled with water doesn't catch on fire, because the water in the bag will absorb the heat energy from the fire and when the plastic melts it will dump the water on the source of fire and out it
Every material has a constant physical quantity, specific heat, it's a quantity that shows: the amount of heat absorbed by per unit of that material to increase the temperature of that material 10. Luckily, liquid
water has the largest amount of speci. Heat. So that, when a water-filled paper cup held in a flame, most of the amount of heat spend to increase the temperature of the water in it. So that the paper cup can't get the proper heat for burning. {till the water boiled & finished for a large amount}
The water keeps the cup from getting hotter than the boiling point of water... until the water is all gone.
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Paper burns at 451 degrees Fahrenheit. The water in the cup cannot get above 212 degrees, the boiling point of water, until the water is gone. It is possible for the cup to burn down to the water line, of course.
Because water won't let paper heat over it's boiling temperature, which is well below paper burning temperature. However if the paper is thick enough it will burn.
the paper cup cannot become appreciably hotter than the water it contains
It prevents the paper from getting hotter than the boiling temperature of the water.
Paper will burn at 451°F. Water boils at 100 Celsius.
The heat caused by the fire gets conducted to water, so the ignition temperature of the plastic bag is not reached.
it might start to melt the bag
no
The boiling point of water is just 100 deg celcius. But the ignition temperature for paper would be higher than 200 deg celcius. So when paper cup filled with water it cannot attain temperature higher than 100 deg. Hence no burning becomes possible
oil is lighter than water so it on top of the water and it can burn!
There are a number of elements which will burn in air (if they are ignited) but which will not burn under water. An example is carbon. Coal, which is made mostly of carbon, burns in air but not under water.
The wood will not catch fire until it reached its combustion temperature. If at a lower temperature, the wood will simple smoulder, giving out smoke without a flame.
Yes because it can overheat the curtains
the paper cup cannot become appreciably hotter than the water it contains
Water
Ok well dry leaves catch on fire fast because they contain no water and water repells against fire
plastic fire is solid fire so u can use DCP fire extinguisher . other wise water.
The gas extinguisher that is filled with carbon dioxide and one that is filled with foam can help put out a fire.
It will catch fire
The Hindenburg caught fire due to being filled with highly flammable hydrogen gas which was ignited by the effects of static electricity.
The boiling point of water is just 100 deg celcius. But the ignition temperature for paper would be higher than 200 deg celcius. So when paper cup filled with water it cannot attain temperature higher than 100 deg. Hence no burning becomes possible
metal and water
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No, the bag will melt if too close or touching the hot coals. Answer I've never tried it with a plastic bag. However, I have seen a Paper bag filled with water sit on a fire without burning. I'm not sure if it was boiling or not. and it is hunter harris
It's plastic insulation that keeps it from electrocuting yourself or touching other conductive material and it does not catch fire easily and it is a good insulator