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Explain the result when aluminum is placed between the liquid and the wick

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sammy [17]4 years ago

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<span>The wick merely transports some of the liquid up to where vaporizes.It is not part of reaction but it does affect the reaction rate greatly,so it is a sort of catalyst in that time.if you wrap the wick in the aluminum it will block the transport the wax and it will wither go out less or brightly</span>

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