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blowing air gives more oxygen so it makes the fire bigger
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Basically, they are pretty much the same, but slightly different. A blaze is a small flame or rather what someone would call a weak fire. And fire... is fire.
A bellows injects O2 into the flame causing it to burn hotter. Much like blowing on a hot ember while trying to get a fire started.
Fire is some kind of fuel burning in oxygen. If you blow gently on a fire more oxygen will get to it and it will burn more fiercely. A fuel will not burn, even in a plentiful supply of oxygen, until it reaches ignition temperature. When a fire is alight, the already burning fuel heats the fuel near to it. When this nearby fuel reaches ignition temperature it too bursts into flame. If you blow air very fast at the fire, the burning fuel is blown away from the fire before it has had time to heat the fuel around it to ignition temperature.
blowing air gives more oxygen so it makes the fire bigger
All fires need three things to burn: fuel, heat and oxygen. When you fan a small fire, you are getting more oxygen to where the fuel and heat are.
Gasoline because it makes it bigger and more people can ger inguerd
it makes a bigger fire
if you mean blowing air from your mouth into an open flame then you are adding oxygen to the fire making it bigger and/or hotter :)
When blowing on a fire it increase air flow. This in turn provides more oxygen which fires need to sustain themselves. In the case of candles, they are too small to handle the air flow.
Fire Traps are usually escaped by blowing into the little microphone set into the DS, usually just a small rectangle hole with the letters "MIC." next to it. It registers at the sound and makes it disappear. If you can't find it, try blowing at different points on your DS or simply yelling at the DS. Although it sounds stupid in writing its how it works.
Fire can make itself bigger because it is a self controlled gas. But I put hand sanitizer in a candle and then lit the candle and kept squirting sanitizer in the flame. The fire roared! Sanitizer can really get a flame going!
Blowing on a fire does two contradictory things. First, it provides more oxygen which causes the fire to burn hotter, and secondly, it cools off whatever is burning, causing the fire to die back.
Oxygen feeds fire, but for a candle, it is too small to withstand the pressure of a good blow, and the fire is easily blown out in the wick, where the core of the fire is. In a bigger fire though, like a campfire, it is too big for a human to blow it out, and so the oxygen feeds it, and makes it glow brighter temporarily.
the wind turned blowing the fire to a stone part of london
because oxygen fuels fire. Oxygen is highly flammable, carbon-dioxide is a fire suppressant. so when you blow gently on a flame or low burning camp fire your feeding the fire. but if you where doing something like blowing out a candle, theres so much force in your breath as its being exhailed that the flame dispurses.