Question

The temperature of the flame of a candle is above the ignition temperature of the wax.

• A. True
• B. False

Answer 1

The correct option is A

True

We know that till the substance does not touch it's ignition temperature it will not start to ignite or melt. As the wax starts melting, it gives out a flame. After that, candle remains ignited till all the wax melts. This means, the temperature of the flame of a candle ia above the ignition temperature of the wax.