1. Negative view: Burn a candle in a closed jar and it extinguishes.
2. Positive view: Blow gently on a fire and see it flare up.
Oxygen is an oxidizing element, in that it accepts electrons. Oxidizing elements are essential in combustion reactions as reactants. Once the amount of oxygen runs out, the reaction stops, therefore it supports burning by allowing the reaction to carry forward.
what is the substance formad when burning both hydrogen and ethanol in the air
So the fire has air so it can keep burning
water
Oxygen
When air blows, it provides a continuous supply of oxygen to the burning substance. Oxygen is necessary for combustion to occur, as it supports the chemical reactions that release heat and light. The increased airflow can enhance the combustion process, allowing the substance to burn more efficiently and at a higher intensity.
Cause dust can combust real fast and air supports burning the ground doesn't
cos it does not burn itself nor supports burning
Oxygen supports burning
You may put some burning fuel (as a piece of coal or some gasoline, etc..) under an airtight pot connected to vacuum system to suck air. You notice on sucking the air the diminishing of the burning until got completely off. Even if you don't such the air, the burning will get less and less due to the consumption of the limited Oxygen inside the pot.
An air cushion is a layer of trapped air which supports a hovercraft.
Strange question. either you have lit some magnesium (in which case you have observed it burn) or not. The evidence is in the burning.
yes this is because it is the only gas that supports burning. yes
Oxygen is an oxidizing element, in that it accepts electrons. Oxidizing elements are essential in combustion reactions as reactants. Once the amount of oxygen runs out, the reaction stops, therefore it supports burning by allowing the reaction to carry forward.
The sky is made of air and the air supports the air above it.
Oxygen.
All living beings need air to survive.