Hot air produces more flame compared to boiling water, steam, or sun rays. When air is heated to high temperatures, it expands, becoming less dense and rising. This convection process creates a flame when combined with a fuel source.
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Hot air produces more flame compared to boiling water, steam, or sun rays. When air is heated to high temperatures, it expands, becoming less dense and rising. This convection process creates a flame when combined with a fuel source.