When a wax candle is burned, the fuel consists of gaseous

Chapter 12, Problem 89

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When a wax candle is burned, the fuel consists of gaseous hydrocarbons appearing at the end of the candle wick. Describe the phase changes and processes by which the solid wax is ultimately consumed.

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