Some basic activities one do at their home to learn science behind candle burning:

·       First made the candles from different types of wax includes paraffin wax, soy wax, bee wax or purchase different types of candles from market or order from our site pravii.co.in in a reasonable price.  And observe that different candles burn differently?

·       Second take the candles of different color and observe that do different colors burns at different rates? Note take all the candles of same size means same gm. You will also notice that burning time of each candles of different colors.

·       Do frozen candles burn faster or slower than room temperature candles? Measure the temperatures of candles and record how long it takes them to burn a certain amount. Try both frozen and chilled candles as well as room temperature candles and candles warmed slightly in the oven.

·       You can also observe that what the effect of wick size is.  What happen if wick size is small, whether wick changes candle flame or not, what is the appropriate wick size to burn candle up to last. For this record measurement and observation of the resulting flame. And make a report and publish the technical report.

·       Does candle size affect oxygen consumption? Enclose a candle in a jar and record how long it takes to consume all the oxygen, then repeat for different sizes or shapes of candles.

Some advance level experiment with candle:

·        What is the composition of candle soot? Burn different candles and collect the resulting soot on sterile papers, then chemically analyze the soot to determine its components.

·        How do burning candles affect air quality? Use air testers to measure pollutants before and after burning candles in a closed environment. Consider conducting multiple tests using different types of candles.

Conduct the experiment safely

Doing experiment is always fun and experiencing but while conducting experiments we should always follows certain rules and precautions.

·        Use a fireproof surface and appropriate holders for all candles.

·        Have a fully charged fire extinguisher nearby and understand how to use it properly.

·        Do not burn candles near other combustible materials, such as papers or curtains.

·        Always use proper equipment when taking measurements, such as high heat thermometers for measuring flame temperature.

·        Only conduct open flame experiments under attentive adult supervision.

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