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To: Lady Lucky

My guess: the heat needed/used to start the fire, whether friction or another flame, volatilizes some part of the fuel that you are trying to light. This will be invisible/vapor but when some part of it starts to burn, the rest “flashes”.


11 posted on 04/09/2012 2:20:31 PM PDT by FairWitness (Everything is easy, once you've done it once)
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To: FairWitness

Most times if it hasn’t burned, you will light it so that a big gas bubble doesn’t form that could be a real problem.


50 posted on 04/09/2012 3:29:48 PM PDT by richardtavor
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