Explanation of why cones form in the candle?
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Is there a (physical) explanation for this? Why doesn't it burn evenly?
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It could be wrong, but that could be wax, which is cured when running down. Then more and more running wax came from above and so these tips formed.
Sounds logical, good idea
Hello, Limofritz!
Perhaps it is because the colourless candle portions are segregated by the color pigments and remain as tips, while the pigments flow more into the middle.
And/or the relatively restless surface indicates a stearin that sometimes becomes blissful. Perhaps this forms other molecular chains as a “soft” wax and also these subtle structures.
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Yeah, the flame creates warm circular like a fireball. This first melts the inner layer and then the outer layer. Which is the farthest away is the slowest.
I don’t mean the edge in itself, but these pegs of similar stems that stand out from the edge. That the candle as a whole from the inside to the outside is why the edge remains the longest to stand.
I think you can imagine it like an explosion. the further away the more individual parts.
I am not sure
Lol did not read cat XD