Imagine the flame of a candle like a tiny fire inside a glass jar. When you light it, it starts as yellow because of the way the wax burns. But when the flame gets hotter, it turns blue, just like how a campfire becomes brighter and bluer in the middle. The color change is like the flame showing us how hot it's getting!
Examples
- A yellow flame looks like a sun on your table.
- When you blow on it, it turns blue like a star in the sky.
- Sometimes it even flickers orange when there’s less air.
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See also
- How Does a Battery Store Energy?
- How Does a Battery Actually Work?
- What Causes ‘Rust’ and How Can We Prevent It?
- What Causes the ‘Rust’ on Old Ships?
- What Causes ‘Rust’ on Metal Objects?
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