paraffin candle

Seven paraffin candles had been strategically left in his office.

Nearby was half a case of 100-hour paraffin candles.

However, some instead used paraffin candle wax that melted onto ski bases, and these worked better under colder conditions.

1878 Process for fabricating ornamental paraffin candles for Christmas trees.

Lighting paraffin candles for the occasional romantic dinner doesn't pose a health threat (if you don't count fire).

Vegetable wax tend to have lower melting points than paraffin candles (which come from the purification of fossil fuels).

1858-60 Invention of paraffin candles.

"Seven paraffin candles, strategically set,fwhere they'd pick up crosscurrents of air," explained Bianco.

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Beeswax candles burn about 10 degrees Fahrenheit (6 C) hotter than equivalent paraffin candles.

If I burn a paraffin candle, the number of H atoms is about double the number of carbon atoms.

Recently resin based candles that are freestanding and transparent have been developed, with the claim that they burn longer than traditional paraffin candles.

The name originated after a Christmas party in 1966, when a member of the Olah lab placed a paraffin candle into the acid, and found that it dissolved quite rapidly.

1860 First paraffin candle factory in the world, the New York Paraffine Candle Co., set up in Clifton, NY, early in 1860, then moved to Stapleton, NY.

Paraffin candles, made from animal fats or petroleum, are 95 cents each for the 6-inch size and $1.50 for the 15-inch; 10-inch tapers made of paraffin and stearin, a substance added to make candles harder, are $2.50 a pair.