What is a flame made of? Why does it only flicker but never dissipates away?
What are the flames of a fire made of?
What exactly is a fire? What is the molecular structure of fire or a flame? What is the chemical formula of fire? What exactly is fire? Is flame a solid, liquid, or gas? What is the chemical/nuclear composition of fire? What are some examples of combustion? What are some clues of knowing what Greek Fire was made of? How do flames burn upward while gravity pulls them down? I know fire is oxidation or reduction, but what is the visible part of fire that we see? What are some examples of complete combustion? What is meant by incomplete combustion of gas in a bunsen burner flame? Why does pouring water on oil that is on fire make a 'fireball'? Why we see flames in fighter jet but not in commercial plane engine? Why candle burn with yellow flame? How are fireworks made to explode in complicated shapes? What are other animals who use fire like humans do? Is it possible to set fire on fire? What are smoking pipes made of? Why does fire have several different colors? Is fire an abiotic element? How are fireworks made into complicated shapes? How does a flame sensor work? Why does a flame go upward despite gravity? Why does burning sulphur have a blue flame? What is a recipe for Greek fire? What is the chemical composition of fire glass? Do we know how Greek Fire was made? What can ashes from the fireplace be used for? Why doesn't the entire candle catch on fire?