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When a candle burns, what chemical changes occur?

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When a candle burns, what chemical changes occur?

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  1. The wax of the candle, combined with oxygen in the air, is undergoing combustion and is changed into carbon dioxide and water vapors.


  2. candles don't burn they melt there for it is a phisical change now the wick changes to ash which is a chemical change

  3. candle+O2=CO2+CO+C+H2O+heat and light

  4. its turns into ash therefore it cannot be turned back into a wick
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