In a candle flame there are electrically charged particles, which you can pull apart using an electric field.
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In a candle flame there are electrically charged particles, which you can pull apart using an electric field.
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"Look at that! yeah!"
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I think this is obvious, I don't know but I think if he measured the distance between the flame and the plate, it'll be about 2 cm, that is, the flame acts as a plate
A separation process?
Ever see lightning over a volcano eruption. Many times the bolts will travel inside the smoke and ash. Same thing. Positive and negative charges
ah yes flame=plasma gang. NICE!!!
THANK YOU!!!! "It's kind of a plasma."
That's why the flames attracted to my hand
Oh so this is why someone people say you can use a candle to help your wii remote align to the censors for motion control.
I KNOW
Looks like three smoke steams.
one step closer to magic
That's how the workers of a power station or power plant detect electri ity in connections. They use flame. if it flickers like that, there is a charge.
That's why they light candles to do all the hocus pocus stuff, the energy flow would maximize. Makes sense.
Fire is a plasma, who didn't know?
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Lightningfire.
That’s awesome.
I heard combustion is conductive
Im a little smart now
Thank you 🌹
Mashallah, Good nice ✅️
Now I'm going to use flame in the laboratory's experiences, spectacular xD
¿ɪz ɛɹ ivɪn ə wɚθhwajl mɛnʃɪn hwɛn ɪt kʰəmz tʰə əlɛkʧɹɪkəl kʰəndəktɪns?
Ok ,our just simple candle is not simple now
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so if you were to capture some of the ionized smoke, could you have actually captured ions in a bottle?
Whaaaaat? 😮
STOP PLAYING WITH FIRE!
I remember there being a joke about if flames were a plasma being described as "hotly debated" or something on a since edited Wikipedia article.
Electroboom will be proud
Why do candle flames make NO SHADOWS?⁉️❓❗❔
Pero en español
Makes me think how wildly powerful solar flares are & why they always warn they could knock out our power & all electronics . 🧐🤷🏽♂️
Does it make sense to do mass spectrometry here to determine e/m? Is it more informative to get the radiation spectrum with prism and compare with spectral lines of elements? What is in the candle flame exactly?
You must be some kind of a teacher. The way you speak does not say I just picked this up and electrocuted it. You remind me of my science teacher in high school. She was wonderful frankly still is hi five missus j
Love this man🙏🏻
Wouldn't that be for all flames?
That’s cool 🍉💥 😀
I like when he told us what ions they are
Wow cool..
When we see the two streams of smoke, there is still a third stream of just general smoke, what’s up with that?
Why does it look like the fire is being tortured
Interesting that the spark extends more than 2cm from the flame edge. That shows, I presume, that the ions extend further than the visible flame?
Yes, fire is a plasma