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Why does the candle relight when you put burning match near the smoke?
The smoke from the candle has vaporized wax, which is highly flammable vs carbon soot. When the flame touches the stream of vaporized wax (smoke) the heat is transferred back to the wick relighting it.
How do magic relight birthday candles work and where can I find them?
Magic relight birthday candles work by having a small amount of magnesium in the wick that reignites the candle after it is blown out. You can find them at party supply stores, online retailers, and some grocery stores in the birthday section.
Why do you pucker your lips when blowing out a candle?
We pucker our lips while blowing candles to concentrate the flow of air at the target (candles),if the lips are not puckered then it would lead to the dispersal of air and desired result might not be achieved.
Can matches relight after you have blown them out?
No, matches cannot relight after being blown out. When you blow out a match, you are extinguishing the flame by removing the heat source necessary for combustion. The match head has already undergone a chemical reaction to produce the flame, so relighting it without a new heat source is not possible.
What is the Control variable when you blow into a beaker with a straw with liquid in it?
The control variable in this scenario would be a beaker with liquid in it that is not being blown into with a straw. This serves as a baseline for comparison to see the effect of blowing into the beaker with a straw on the liquid.
What gas can reignite a blown out match in a test tube?
Oxygen gas can reignite a blown out match in a test tube as it supports combustion by reacting with the match head.
Why does the candle relight when you put burning match near the smoke?
The smoke from the candle has vaporized wax, which is highly flammable vs carbon soot. When the flame touches the stream of vaporized wax (smoke) the heat is transferred back to the wick relighting it.
How do you Spell the word for blowing out candles?
Candles that are blown out are "extinguished."
Do birthday candles pollute a cake when they are blown out?
If the person doing the blowing has a cold or flu virus, then yes, the viral matter will be likely transferred to the frosting when the candles are blown out.
Why do you need to blow out candles in a tornado?
The candles could be knowck over. If they are not blown out, this could start a fire.
How old are you if you have blown out 528 candles?
32 years old!
Is there a record for having the most candles?
probably. the oldest person on earth would have blown them out
What is the answer to the panfu riddle in brunos restaurant?
The answer is 5 candles were blown out. I thought it was 3 but it wasn't.
Is it custom anywhere to blow the candles out on a birthday cake before singing the song?
Not really, no. Almost all traditions hold that the song is sung, and then the candles are blown out and a wish is made.
If there are 10 lit candles and 3 got blown out how many are left at the end?
10 becoz they are blown not melted ------------------- Unless the three got blown AWAY.
How do you solve the riddle in panfu?
It is five.It said there is 8 candles to begin with.Then it said it four were blown out so that would be four still lit.Then it said the window blew out 1. So if you put all that together you get three candles still burning.8-4-1=3So three candles were still lit.In the morning, those three candles will have melted and no longer count as candles, leaving the unlit and whole candles left.8-3=5So 5 candles are left.
What should you do with used menorah candles?
Candles on a menorah are never to be blown out, we're required to let them burn down completely. If for some reason one has to blow out the candles, they cannot be re-used, at least not for ritual purpose and not in a menorah.Answer:The above answer is completely mistaken. The candles may be blown out after they've been lit for one-half hour. And their remainder may be lit the following night if they're big enough to burn for at least one-half hour. (Source: Code of Jewish Law.)
