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Photons being released from fire/heat
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[QUOTE="victorhugo, post: 5490057, member: 566644"] (correct me if I'm wrong; When new bonds form in the process of combustion, the energy being released is given as kinetic energy to the molecules (heat) and the kinetic energy is (somehow) absorbed by electrons to reach and excited state, eventually dropping down again and releasing photons of energy. I guess this is linked to black-body radiation, but I'm just guessing this is the process since I can't find any-body that really explains it in detail online. [/QUOTE]
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