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Step 2:
After about 10 - 15 seconds blow out the candle.
Step 3:
Immediately after blowing out the candle try to “burn” the smoke with the match and slowly keep moving it down through the smoke, until the fire “jumps” from the match to the wick of the candle.
After about 10 - 15 seconds blow out the candle.
Step 3:
Immediately after blowing out the candle try to “burn” the smoke with the match and slowly keep moving it down through the smoke, until the fire “jumps” from the match to the wick of the candle.
CAN FIRE REALLY JUMP? READ ON!
In this experiment we will demonstrate, how fire can “travel” on smoke.
In this experiment we will demonstrate, how fire can “travel” on smoke.
Things you will need:
-a candle
- a lighter or matches (matches might be better to use here though)
-a candle
- a lighter or matches (matches might be better to use here though)
Step 1:
Light the candle and let it burn for a few seconds.
Light the candle and let it burn for a few seconds.
Watch the video of our experiment: