What's burning and scalding?
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burning occurs usually due to fire.,whereas scalding occurs due to hot liquids.
909938
water and fire I think
948473
Can't answer this one accurately with the limited information you gave. What is being burned? Under what conditions is it being burned?  When you're talking of by products as opposed to products, the composition of the combustible material enters the equation. If you are burning a pure hydrocarbon fuel such as methane the products  are water vapor and carbon dioxide. Depending upon the conditions under which it was burned you might also get carbon monoxide. If the combustible material contained sulfur, nitrogen or other elements you might get gases such as sulfur dioxide or nitrous oxide as well.
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For the most part, fire is a mixture of hot gases. Flames are the result of a chemical reaction, primarily between oxygen in air and a fuel, such as wood or propane. In addition to other products, the reaction produces carbon dioxide, steam, light, and heat. If the flame is hot enough, the gases are ionized and become yet another state of matter: plasma.
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Are you asking about flame (as in fire), or phlegm (mucous), or what?
361125
fire as in flames,in the water...
752960
Burning is a chemical change. Oxygen reacts with the material that you burn and converts it into the corresponding oxide. You start with one chemical and end up with another in the burning process. In the case of boiling, a liquid is converted into gaseous (vapour) state. Here the material is same; only its physical form is different before and after boiling. Hence it is a physical change.
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sounds like a trip to the ER to me. You don't need axe deoderant to get a good flame. The methane from the fart will do that.
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Sounds like you're preparing for a kitchen disaster this Thanksgiving.  If grease or boiling water, you are probably near cold water - like tap or faucet water.  DRENCH the burn area in cold water - hold it under the faucet, or the open end of a hose. - DON'T spray it!  Just flood it - and do this for a few minutes - not seconds.\n\nGet it under there immediately to stop the burn from penetrating through the skin any more than it has.  Don't just cool the surface.\n\n1st or second degree - gently pat dry. Third degree - top surface of skin is gone - seek medical help.  If it's an area larger than your hand, or if it's on the face or genitals - call 911.  Seriously.\n\nOtherwise, go IMMEDIATELY to the ER or a clinic.
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Any grease fires. And you shouldnt rush to putting out a chemical fire with water unless you know what it is.
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Once something has already burned, it will not burn again. Water is the result of hydrogen burning.
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it means burn or burning for example: cauterize
284853
Ahhhhh, let me guess. Witch burning/s
1089368
A flame is an action of combining fuel, oxygen and heat.  therefore it is a burning of (gases) \nEven solid fuel is converted into gas state prior to becoming a flame
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Short answer: you can't burn salt.\n\nLong answer: burning typically refers to something + oxygen --> carbon dioxide + water.  Salt simply cannot undergo that reaction.  Some salts can contain organic matter which can be burned, but most salts do not.  Furthermore, some salts contain metals which, when electronically excited by the heat of the flame, emit colors (this is how fireworks generate color--different metals give different colors).  But you're not burning the salt.  By the way, you may not be burning the sugar either--it takes a while to burn it, at first you just melt it.
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You're playing with fire. Better watch out before you get burned.
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spontaneous human combustion\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spontaneous_human_combustion