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Fire is a chemical reaction that occurs very quickly, and in the process, gives off heat and light.
Three things are necessary for this reaction to occur- fuel, oxygen, and heat.
Fuel whether it is paper or wood-by itself will not catch fire. It is only when the fuel is heated, and becomes hot enough, that the oxygen in the air combines freely with it to burst into flames.
The reason, fire is hot is because it releases a lot of energy that has been stored in fuel. For example, energy from sunlight is stored in the wood that is used as fuel.
When energy is released very quickly, heat and light are produced.
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I like the clarity this article provides. I especially like the bit that sunlight is stored in the fuel and is the source of energy
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Sunlight is type of electromagnetic radiation energy and solar energy is a renewable source and many people nowadays takes lots of advantages from solar energy.
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Yes, more people are embracing renewable energy for their energy sources.
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Yes, and penser is on this mission to share knowledge
And we thought knowledge can make the world better
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Yes, application of knowledge makes the world better
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Hello sir
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Very informative article 👏👏
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this is all beacuse of supporters like you 😊
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“… energy from sunlight is stored in the wood that is used as fuel.” Thanks for making me cognizant of this brilliance.
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“Fire is a chemical reaction that occurs very quickly,…”
Yes… yet when I need to start a fire I seem fit to be a perfect fire-woman… the art of “quickly” I did not master.
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I love the heat, hate the fire. Did you take these photos? Very clear
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