1. Ask the adult you are working with to light the candle. 2. Watch the candle flame start out small and get bigger. Notice how some of the wax near the wick melts. 3. As the flame burns, the wax from ...

It took a lot of tweaking — and a lot of MOSFETs — to get the candle to produce a stable flame. But once it did, the results were striking. The plasma coming off the breakout point on the ...

[cpldcpu] hooked a photodiode to his oscilloscope, pointed it at a candle flame, and recorded the result. The first interesting observation was the candle slowly changed brightness, whether it was ...

The fire was determined to have been caused by a candle left burning after a resident had left the house the previous day.