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You have a bowl of water. Placed in the center of it is a paraffin candle. The water level is below the top of the wax by about a few milliliters. How can you use any ONE common household object so that when the candle is lit, the wick will go below the water level with the fire still going? A lighter is provided.
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| Posted by princess2007 | 06/02/11 |
| Wow. I didn't know that!! Gonna try it sometime! :D |
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| Posted by Junj13 | 10/16/11 |
| Nice question. :D |
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| Posted by zembobo | 11/18/11 |
| I tried it and it didn't work :cry: but I'm sure I did something wrong. |
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| Posted by smartguyneil | 01/04/13 |
| although wax may float on water the fire will still go out in this situation once the candle has burned for a little bit |
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