It's the "vapor" that's on the top of the liquid Caso that's
burning. Take that same match and plunge it into the liquid
and it would just go out if it weren't for the fact
that the fuel is evaporating.
Come on guys, even my "big old wife" understands that difference
between an Atomized liquid and Vaporized gas, and she's just a
bean counter who's only understanding of the automobile is to
turn the key on, push down gas and go like hell.
DG
No s%#t Sherlock?
Where did I infer otherwise?
The point is only those molecules whether in "vapor" or "liquid" state with access to O2 molecules can react to the oxidation.
