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VGS PUBLICATION-BRILLIANT-COMBUSTION , FUELS AND FLAME-EXERCISE
  1. Can we burn a material in the absence of air?

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  2. Why does a scented stick with burning stub does not catch fire when it...

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  3. Why does a scented stick with burning stub does not catch fire when it...

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  4. A slow fire bursts into a flame when air is blown on it, but a candle ...

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  5. If a large quantity of dry grass is set on fire in forests then it is ...

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  6. When an object catches fire, the fire is put off by covering with sand...

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  7. What makes match sticks to catch fire?

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  8. What is calorific value? Write its units

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  9. How can we put off the fire if it breaks out?

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  10. Why the fire brigade start the work by putting off the electric mains?

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  11. How does water help in eliminating the factors, which support the comb...

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  12. Why do some materials burn and some do not?

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  13. Why do some materials which do nt burn at normal temperature burn at h...

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  14. If you lift the glass tumbler (which is placed over a burning candle) ...

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  15. How do you say that the gas released in the experiment is oxygen?

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  16. Can we replace potassium permanganate (KMnO4) with any other substance...

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  17. Is there any other procedure to prove that oxygen is needed for burnin...

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  18. Why do we keep phosphorus in water?

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  19. Why do kerosene stoves and bunsen burners have small holes in them?

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  20. It is hard to ignite match stick in rainy days. Why?

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