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The white porcelain spoon dipped into the lighted candle. What's the black powder left under it? And explain why.
Incomplete combustion of carbon, all kinds of low-grade organic matter

The molecular weight of candle oil (hydrocarbon) is too large,

Too much carbon,

Incomplete combustion of oxygen in the air,

Produce all kinds of low-grade organic matter,

If the candle burns completely, there will only be water and carbon dioxide, and it will not be black.

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