FIRE?

@Jamian (2603)
Philippines
December 5, 2006 9:44pm CST
What is the matter of fire? solid,liquid or gas? thanks.
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9 responses
huppsterdave5125
@huppsterdave5125 (279)
• United States
28 Jan 08
I am pretty sure fire is just the energy realesed by a reaction. In other words, when a log burns, the fire produced is result of the chemical reaction.
cyfernet
@cyfernet (2383)
• United States
17 Jan 07
u should be knowing that fire can be produced from any of these! for solid, u can take the example of wood. for liquid it's petroleum and for gas it's LPG, oops that could result in explosion!
magnet
@magnet (2087)
• United States
10 Jan 07
I think that fire is a gas.
knowitallgurl
@knowitallgurl (923)
• United States
11 Jan 07
If i recall in the movie BACKDRAFT they did describe that fire is a gas.
tocika
@tocika (970)
• Romania
9 Jan 07
I think that gas,but you must say what kind of fire...Because ,,the fire,,that is in a lover heart is from feelings,and in this case I really don't know what answer coul I give to you. Have a nice day!
Anant diwedi
@carbonblack91 (78)
• India
12 Jan 07
this is a tricky question. what i think is that only a substance can be classified under the categories that you have mentioned. Fire on the other hand is not 'matter' and thus cannot be put under any of thes categories. however this is just my opinion and not an answer.
sweetjiga18
@sweetjiga18 (120)
•
6 Dec 06
i dont know heheh
mageside
@mageside (397)
• Japan
9 Jan 07
I think it is a reaction from a solid matter that produces fire which is a gas!!! maybe!!!(LOL)
mihaieuro
@mihaieuro (22)
• Romania
9 Jan 07
The plasma is one of four states of matter(solid,liquid,plasme and gas). The plasma state is a gas that is heated to the point where it begins to release electrons.Although plasma occurs naturally on the sun and other electrically charging a gas in order to release ultraviolet light.