No. Today it's quite rare to come across an all-wax candle. Most are mixes.
The wax in the candle melts, then the liquid wax is used (burned) as fuel by the flame.
No, they differ dipending on the wick and ammount of wax
yes!
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It is because they just burn faster
No, they burn at the same speed as each other. That's what i think.
Buy a white candle and a colored candle of the same diameter and length, light them both at the same time, let them burn for 1 hour (supervised), put out the flames and measure the candles.
As long as they were all lit at the same time, they would burn for the same amount of time (regardless of the number of candles).
no, you can but you dont have to all you have to do is time them and compare the times, so you can do them at different times
no
yes!
Candles do not burn at a constant rate at all. There are hundreds of different kinds of candles. Some burn quickly and some burn slowly so there is no way of really finding a constant rate.
yes they do i did it a couple of days ago
perhaps the dye slows the wax from melting as fast
I dont know about what brand burns the slowest as there would be thousands of brands out there, mostly all made from the same thing but if you freeze or refridgerate your candles they will last hours longer.
It shouldn't matter... There isn't that much fragrance, so it shouldn't affect the burn rate.
Do, white,candles,burn,faster,than,colored,candles
Scented candles, air freshners, cleaners are all dangerous for birds. Non-stick utensils are dangerous as well.
No. you could time them.