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  mmadethis asked: You said earlier fire is just energy but isn't it usually classified as plasma?
  
  

  There seem to be some teachers who are teaching students this, but this is not true. Plasma (which...

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  bayesianconspirator asked: When you say fire is very tiny floating glowing solids, doesn't that mean that they're just gas particles? Or does gas particles require their stoichiometry to be exactly like gaseous-state-past-boiling-point-whatever-carbon-is-by-then like O2 and N2 and (possibly?) C2? And I always thought the light was from ions/excited state atoms having electrons falling back to ground state?
  
  

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