Rock-climby-Dave
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when an object burns, my understanding is that it gives off carbon and it needs oxygen to burn (badly worded, but ya know what i mean)
so can an element (any element) burn on its own in a vacuum?
I would assume not as the fire triangle needs heat, oxygen and a fuel.
and oxygen isnt a fuel so it can't burn on its own.
anyone else know anything more about this topic than me?
so can an element (any element) burn on its own in a vacuum?
I would assume not as the fire triangle needs heat, oxygen and a fuel.
and oxygen isnt a fuel so it can't burn on its own.
anyone else know anything more about this topic than me?