He relit the candle with a converging lense or magnifying glass. If the light is directed on the wick of the candle it will relight.
The wax of the candle and some oxygen in the air are converted into some carbon soot, water vapor, some complex hydrocarbons in the smoke, and carbon dioxide. If you stand a small candle on a saucer and cover it with a tall glass, you can see each of these things. The candle will burn the oxygen in the glass. You will see the carbon dioxide and smoke fill the bottom of the glass. You will see a little water condense on the side of the glass, and the top of the glass will be blackened with the soot. When the level of smoke and CO2 reach the level of the flame, the candle will go out.
It's an ordinary incandescent bulb with the glass envelope made in the shape of a candle flame.
A plastic or glass funnel will aid pouring a liquid into a vessel without spilling.
It is an oxydation reaction.
freez the water. after freezing it will be ice then you can turn a glass of water upside down without spilling the water.
The candle will go out, depending on how large the glass is. It will go out because fire needs oxygen to burn and there's a limit to the oxygen in the glass.
Some unusual "Do it Yourself" Glass Candle Holders include ones that are made out of Stained Glass - because they provide an unusual color and something you don't see often in a Candle Holder.
Glass candle holders can be purchased at many stores. Dollar stores, big box stores, home design stores, antique stores, and secondhand stores all sell glass candle holders.
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The candle will continue to burn, and provided no more oxygen can enter from under the glass jar, the candle will eventually go out when all the oxygen is used up
Unless the glass rod is heated to very high temperatures, nothing will happen except that it will be covered soot from the incomplete burning of the candle.
The soot and smoke from the candle's burning is collecting on the glass rod, just as the smoke from a fire gathers on the walls of a chimney.
wax poured into a special glass
He relit the candle with a converging lense or magnifying glass. If the light is directed on the wick of the candle it will relight.
simple. place a piece of paper that is a little larger than the circumference of the glass on top of the glass. The next step is to flip it over completely with a good speed. not too fast though... after this you will observe a glass of water that is completely upside-down and it won't be spilling if you used the right paper. *this will be most effective if the glass of water is completely full*
simple. place a piece of paper that is a little larger than the circumference of the glass on top of the glass. The next step is to flip it over completely with a good speed. not too fast though... after this you will observe a glass of water that is completely upside-down and it won't be spilling if you used the right paper. *this will be most effective if the glass of water is completely full*