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    The document describes an experiment on the fire triangle using a candle, lighter or matches, glass jar, and tissue. In part 1, lighting the candle created enough heat under the glass jar to start a fire. In part 2, soaking the candle tip in water and wiping it with tissue made it more difficult to light, taking multiple attempts as the evaporated water caused sparks and smoke. The experiment demonstrates how removing one side of the fire triangle—in this case, fuel—can reduce the risk of fire starting.

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    The document describes an experiment on the fire triangle using a candle, lighter or matches, glass jar, and tissue. In part 1, lighting the candle created enough heat under the glass jar to start a fire. In part 2, soaking the candle tip in water and wiping it with tissue made it more difficult to light, taking multiple attempts as the evaporated water caused sparks and smoke. The experiment demonstrates how removing one side of the fire triangle—in this case, fuel—can reduce the risk of fire starting.

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    The document describes an experiment on the fire triangle using a candle, lighter or matches, glass jar, and tissue. In part 1, lighting the candle created enough heat under the glass jar to start a fire. In part 2, soaking the candle tip in water and wiping it with tissue made it more difficult to light, taking multiple attempts as the evaporated water caused sparks and smoke. The experiment demonstrates how removing one side of the fire triangle—in this case, fuel—can reduce the risk of fire starting.

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    PETA 2

    FIRE TRIANGLE EXPERIMENT


    (DISASTER READINESS AND RISK REDUCTION)
    - CANDLE
    F.T.E
    MATERIALS - LIGHTER / MATCHES


    - GLASS JAR

    - TISSUE
    PART 1:

    1.) The spark from the Match/ Lighter will travel


    from the candle so with all the heat to form

    3.) After I put the glass jar on to the lid the fire from
    the Candle start to get small and cover the jar with
    smoke.
    PART 2:
    1.) When I soaked the tipped
    Of the Candle didn't light up.

    2.) After I wipped the candle


    tip with a tissue it didn't lighted up
    so easy ,with that I have to try 3
    more times will all spark and
    smokecamed from
    evaporated water

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