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visible light - Why is the bottom part of a candle flame blue? - Physics Stack Exchange

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What’s the explanation behind the bottom part of a candle flame being blue? I googled hard in vain. I read this. I don’t understand how it’s explained by the emission of excited molecular radicals

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