A Candle, Explained · Episode 2
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Michael Faraday — The Chemical History of a Candle (1860–61 Christmas lectures) I. A Candle: the flame, its sources and structure II. Brightness of the flame; air needed for burning III. Products: water from the candle; hydrogen IV. Hydrogen in the candle; oxygen V. Oxygen in the air; carbonic acid
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Episode 1 of 3 of "A Candle, Explained", a series made from Michael Faraday's "The Chemical History of a Candle" (his 1860-61 Christmas lectures for young people). This episode is Lecture I: explain what it shows, faithfully, for curious teenagers. SERIES LOOK, identical in every episode: soot black background, flame amber and wax cream; a serif face for titles; the candle, its flame and Faraday's apparatus drawn as ink line drawings that move; the same opening title card "A Candle, Explained - Episode 1" and the same closing card "Next: Episode 2" (episode 3 ends "End of the series"). Show the candle and each experiment drawn, not only words.
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