powder sugar works better because each particle is more exposed to heat and oxygen but if given right amount of heat a sugar cube should light
A sugar cube alone will not light on fire but if you add ashes ,which work as a catalyst, the sugar cube will light fire.
Yes, In some cases sugar can. Sugar, Baking Soda and salt Re remedies to put out a grease fire. An extinguisher would work too. But never ever pour water on grease fires because it'll get worse. In the case of wild fires water is ok!
yes but it has to get very hot
Plants store sugar in their roots to help them grow. Plants store the sugar for further use because their leaves use photosynthesis every day
the sugar melt and can be turned to candy and if melted long enough it can be turned into ice-cream and can light on fire easily
well the fire is something you can smell it burning.
it gets hot and will melt and it is mostly sugar.
no, fire does not work well with water and the water can only be used to exstinguish the fire.
the sugar in the marshmellows can catch fire
Sugar will burn, but not really catch fire that well. Heating sugar to its melting point is called caramelizing and, naturally, makes caramel!
Yes and no. Sugar will not help. if anything it will make it worse. On the other hand water will help.
Well a fire dog doesn't help after a fire, After the fire they go back inside the fire truck. But when the fire is happening they go inside and usually save humans from the fire.
Plants use sugar as food.
Sugar does not help you do mathematics.
I think fire and sugar.
it catches fire
Sugar can help plants grow to a certain extent. However, excessive amounts of sugar are harmful to plant as it may inhibit proper growth.
Sugar cannot help because it is not the natural resource used to make plants. You can only use soil,water,and sun. But sugar does come from plants.
can I get help with a fire-place wall that is giving way?
No it does not.