Is Fire Plasma? | Fourth State of Matter | Combustion and Flame | Now We Know - BYJU’S
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- Опубліковано 15 чер 2024
- Have you ever looked at a burning candle and wondered what state of matter the fire might be? Solid? Liquid? Gas? Are you breaking your head trying to pinpoint which one of these might be?
This BYJU’S Now We Know video will relieve you of the trouble by taking you on a fiery journey to discover fire and understand everything about its bright existence. By the end, you will know if the fire is a solid, a liquid, gas or something entirely different!
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When that cooler air is heated, it too rises up and is replaced by cooler air at the base of the flame. This creates a continual cycle of upward moving air around the flame (a convection current), which gives the flame its elongated or teardrop shape.
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It has tear drop shape because density of gases is most on the down side and least on the top most side
The familiar teardrop shape of the flame is an effect caused by gravity. Hot air rises and draws fresh cool air behind it. This is called buoyancy and is what makes the flame shoot up and flicker.
When the cooler air is heated it too rises up and is replaced by cooler air at base of candle flame. This creates a continuous cycle of upward moving air around the candle flame and that is due to convection current which gives the flame elongated and tear drop shape. Thank you 💖
When air is heated, it moves upward and the gravity pulls colder, denser air down to the base of the flame. Thus a continuous cycle of upward moving air or the convection current gets created which gives the flame its teardrop-like shape.
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Candle flame has a teardrop shape because of gravity.
The pull of gravity keeps colder air down replacing the hot air which rises
the heat from the flame heats up the air also which goes up due to its lighter weight and the cooler air comes down and becomes hot again when comes near the flame and goes up again. This leads to an upward shape of flame every time.
The familiar teardrop shape of the flame is an effect caused by gravity. Hot air rises and draws fresh cool air behind it. This is called buoyancy and is what makes the flame shoot up and flicke
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The Teardrop shape of the flame is an effect caused by gravity. Hot air rises and draws fresh cool air behind it. This is called buoyancy and is what makes the flame shoot up and flicker.
When that cooler air is heated, it too rises up and is replaced by cooler air at the base of the flame.
Due to heat produced by fire, the air around it gets heated and rises upwards. By the impact of this motion of air around, fire also rises upwards.
Because the flame always burn opposite to the gravity and as cool air comes,It becomes hot and rose up and this cycle continues results in creating tear drop shape
The familiar teardrop shape of the flame is an effect caused by gravity. Hot air rises and draws fresh cool air behind it. This is called buoyancy and is what makes the flame shoot up and flicker. And this is why the flame is having a teardrop shape
As the cool air around the flame gets heated it rises up. Due to continuous upward flow of air it puts pressure on the flame and thus the flame takes the shape of a tear drop
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The flame looks like this because when it burns it heats the nearby air making them lighter and go upward . To fill the space colderair comes in and they also get warm and go upward. In this process flow of air make the flame going upward
Yes this sets up a convection cycle and provide tear drop shape to the flame.
The familiar teardrop shape of the flame is an effect caused by gravity. Hot air rises and draws fresh cool air behind it. This is called buoyancy and is what makes the flame shoot up and flicker. 😀
Flames have this fancy tear drop shape due to effect caused by gravity in which hot air rises and draws fresh cool air behind it .
The teardrop shape of the flame is mainly because of the transverse air movement around the flame.
The teardrop shape of the flame is due to gravity. Hot air rises while the fresh cool air draws behind it. But, if you light a match in zero gravity, the flame spreads outwards like a balloon. So, we can conclude that the shape of flame due to gravity.
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It raises against the gravity and it is low weight
Flame has an unique shape of tear drop, as a result of the gases that are escaping gravity while emitting the light as they are excited
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Answer:The familiar teardrop shape of the flame is an effect caused by gravity. Hot air rises and draws fresh cool air behind it. This is called buoyancy and is what makes the flame shoot up and flicker.
The reason behind the tear shape of the flame is because fire uses oxygen to get heated and when it gets heated up it moves upwards the cool air takes the place of the hot air which went upwards. Thank you for the great vdo byjus.😊😊
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Thanks a lot sir for Explaining this question that I had for a few Weeks, Btw All the flames on Earth Has the Tear Drop shape because a Flame always burns in the opposite of Gravity so on Earth, Gravity is pulling downwards so the flame will go Upwards thus creating a Year Drop Formation, but in Space As there is no Gravity a flame will be of a Semi-Circular Shape
So we can say that fire has a mass .mass= matter
You are right just a slight addition....Due to continuous flow of hot and cold air a convection current cycle sets up....obviously this happens due to gravity and it provides tear drop shape to flames....In space there is no air as well as gravity so burning gases will radiate out in various directions providing circular appearance to flames.
Fire is a process but flames on the other hand is composed of gases or if hot enough then plasma. So yes, flame is composed of matter.
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Reminded me of Prof. Richard Feynman's awesome explanation on 'Fire'.
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The pull of gravity draws colder, denser air down to the base of the flame, displacing the hot air, which rises. This convection process feeds fresh oxygen to the fire, which burns until it runs out of fuel. The upward flow of air is what gives a flame its teardrop shape and causes it to flicker.
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Hot air go goes up and cold air comes down and then the cold air heated and goes up this forms a cycle upward so...
Because of the air near the flame is hot and far from the flame is cold due to this hot air is less denser than cold air and less denser hot air goes up and it is continue 🔥
I think that fire acts as a binding substance of water,air and earth in everything
The reason behind the tear shape of the flame is as the temperature of the air around the flame becomes warm and warm air goes up due to lower density than colder air above. So, the flame also goes with it thus giving a tear shape.
By the way, in space, as there is no air and no gravity thus no use of density that's why flames in space are spherical.
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Answer => because of the temperature of the flame the surroundings gases heat up and hotter gases are lighter as compared to gases at normal temperature so they rise up
That's why a flame always points up and has a tear drop shape !
...because flame on earth are goes up by gravity, but the combustion gases are hot and light, so they rise. As the flame goes up, more air is sucked into the base of the fire...
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Flame has a tear shape due to hot gases under the flame that rises upward due to lower density and give it it's shape as a tardrop
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can you please explain what is the difference between light and fire, and can light exist without the spark of fire
Flames always point upwards because of gravity that they go upwards. Hot air rises upwards, and as cool air comes being heavier it settles down but it again heated upwards. This is a continuous cycle
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sir the flames are like this because of the air that helps it grow upwards and it gives a fancy shape as you told i think so
What you are thinking is quite right!
Because of hot air, cold air and gravitation.
earth's pull is what makes hot air rise. And this convection shapes flames into their familiar form because of gravity
Watched many videos related to this still not got what actually is a flame 🔥
Just a guess - is the teardrop shape the result of heat rising and atmospheric pressure squeezing?
for gravity
Thats what i thought during sleep
It's simple why flame 🔥 has a fancy tear drop shape....
It's why because, when the fire is burning( in a candle) , the bottom of the flame would be using up the air molecules present at its bottomfor its combustion.
Now the air molecules present at the bottom as well as around it gets heated due to which it gets lighter in mass again due to which it moves upwards.
The denser air at the bottom provides a hemispherical wide bottom.
And the lighter air on moving upwards , widens in volume and spread around the surrounding, due to which the flame becames narrower and narrower.
This it how the 🔥flame got its unique fancy tear drop shape......
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Air near fire heats up and raising and vaccum space occupied by cool air and again heats and raising upward and the process continues, hence it looks like tear drop.
When the combustion begins, the cooler air around the flame rises up. This causes the flame to be pushed up along with the air. Therefore, the flame has a teardrop shape.
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It is in that peculiar shape because hot air rises quickly in the air. It cools down as it rises so the flame is thinner at the top. Go put your hand above the fire to feel the hot air rising.
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For the surface tension may be the flame's shape look alike water droplet.
Its actually because of the convection current of air.
Due to convection currents of air,the candel flame bend in upward direction
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Thank u sir, I used to wonder about it and finally got the answer
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Due to atmosphere and convection of gases
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So does it mean that a combustion flame is an impure plasma, as in a plasma with some gas impurities with lesser heat, or was it just in the in-between state because there's not enough energy to turn it into plasma??? 🤔🤔🤔
So flames that burn hot enough will have electrons ripped from their respective atoms making them ions and thus being plasma. So putting a candle in an electric field would be a way to test if there are ions in the flame. Veritasium did this and demonstrated the flames, even low temperature flames from the candle, will be attracted to the positive and negative electrodes and thus flames are made of ions and are a plasma.
Because of the gravity
The shape of the Flame is due to the gravity present on the Earth we know the hot air rises and the cool one comes down and the complete effect of these two given the Flame it's peculiar shape but if we light up flame in zero gravity it will move outward like balloons
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The flame looks like tear shaped because of gravitational force 👍
Well sir, I think the flame has shape of a tear drop because of the fact that hot air moves up..
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But could you answer abt the tear drop thing, pls.
As @swarupreddy nicely answered this "When that cooler air is heated, it too rises up and is replaced by cooler air at the base of the flame. This creates a continual cycle of upward moving air around the flame (a convection current), which gives the flame its elongated or teardrop shape."
Is gravity causing the flame to have the tear drop shape?
What state of matter does the electricity exist in ?
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Sir the Sun's temperature is about ~6000 celsius so it's flame will be in state of Plasma?
Yes pompa...that Temp. is high enough to convert most of the gas into plasma.
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Because of heat produce by flame the air around get heat also that's why it rises up
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It gets a tear drop shape because of air movement
Due to Surface tension
due to gravity
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Fire is a mixture of gases many chemical reactions happen
This question also rised up in my mind😯
Coz they contain air which is hot and they rises up making the shape of a tear drop
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Thanks sir for wonderful explanation and I think 💬 AURORA the northern light is also plasma correct...
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When a candle burns, the flame heats the nearby air and starts to rise. As this warm air moves up, cooler air and oxygen rush in at the bottom of the flame to replace it.
When that cooler air is heated, it too rises up and is replaced by cooler air at the base of the flame.
This creates a continual cycle of upward moving air around the flame (a convection current), which gives the flame its elongated or teardrop shape.
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