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Hello everyone!

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I am Yuhish Maharjan

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I am 14 years old

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I am from Nepal

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I live in Lalitpur, Nepal

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I am in grade 9

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My school's name is West Wing secondary school

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Today I am here to show you the experiment

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named underwater candle experiment

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In this experiment we can know how the

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candle burns inside the water and we can

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see the wick of the burning candle

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Hello everyone!

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Materials required for the experiment are

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Lighter

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Candle

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Measuring tape

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A glass of water

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Small pin

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Transparent bowl

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First, stick the candle into the bowl

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Do this by lighting the candle and

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allowing the candle to drip into the bowl

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Make sure that enough wax drip into the bowl

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to make the candle stick

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Once there is enough melted

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candle wax in the bowl

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stick the candle into it

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Wait to dry for about five minutes

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Next, pour water into the bowl

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until just the top of the candle

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You don't want the candle to be

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fully submerged in the water at this point

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After that, light the candle

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My lighter is not working so I will be

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using another candle to light this candle

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Now, slowly watch as the candle burns

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It will continue to burn even when the

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wick is below water level

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Sometimes, the candle dims and goes out

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just before the candle dies

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the water level rises almost

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one 10th of the pitcher

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No air bubbles have I seen

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The water level stays up for

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many few minutes more

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We measure how far the candle

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has burned down beneath

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the surface of the water

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Mine went down about 1,5 centimeters

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That's all, this was my experiment

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The conclusion of this experiment

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goes like this

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We can see that as the candle burns

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A part of the wax surrounding the wick

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does not melt

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leaving a well of protection around the wick

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This allows the candle to continue burning

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even though the flame is already

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lower than the water

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Basically, the cool water surrounding

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the candle is absorbing the heat

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from the flame

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This allows the wax to stay solid

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instead of melting and dripping

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on its sides like it normally does

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and that is how the candle can

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keep burning

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That is all for my experiment!

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Thank you!