Question

SO I am lost. There's a question that asks why a campfire dies down why oxygen fanning it helps, but in terms of stoichiometry. How do you explain this phenomena stoichiometrically aaa?

Answer 1

What do you have feed to your campfire to keep it burning...?

Explanation:

Well, you have to keep adding fuel to the fire. And these days, slow burning stoves are becoming quite common in suburban homes...of course 100 years ago, a house would have a supply of wood logs, collected in the summer, and stored in the wood-shed for seasoning, to last the winter months...

In lder times, wood was `"seasoned"`, i.e. stored to reduce water content, before throwing on the hearth...the logs on the picture are stored on the (damp) earth. Ideally, they should be elevated on a rack....