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Chemistry, 26.07.2019 06:30, aliyahmuhammad5197

If a burning candle is covered by a large glass beaker, the flame will go out. how does the beaker affect the conditions described by the fire triangle? a. it removes oxygen from the flame. b. it limits the heat available for the flame to continue to burn under the glass beaker. c. it prevents more oxygen from reaching the flame once the existing oxygen is used up. d. it limits the fuel available to the flame

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