'(<a href="http://www.j-archive.com/media/2011-02-01_DJ_02.wmv">Sarah of the Clue Crew demonstrates.</a>)  The flame appears to be underwater, but actually the water is cooling the candle's outer layer, preventing the wax from burning, because it can't do this, from the Latin for "to disperse to vapor"'
evaporate
SCIENCE: The flame appears to be underwater, but actually the water is cooling the candles outer layer, preventing the wax from burning, because it cant do this, from the Latin for to disperse to vapor
The flame appears to be underwater, but actually the water is cooling the candle's outer layer, preventing the wax from burning, because it can't do this, from the Latin for "to disperse to vapor"
The flame appears to be underwater, but actually the water is cooling the candle's outer layer, preventing the wax from burning, because it can't do this, from the Latin for "to disperse to vapor"
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evaporate
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