is a burning tree an example of a plasma that occurs in nature?

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Melody Davenport

Chemistry

2 July, 12:26

is a burning tree an example of a plasma that occurs in nature?

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Kamren Solomon · Answer 1

No, a burning tree would not be an example of a plasma that occurs in nature. A burning tree would only be an ordinary neutral gas. Plasma is hot ionized gas that has the same amount of positively charged ions and negatively charged electrons.

Bryan Brewer · Answer 2

NO, plasma is an ionized gas with positive ions and free electrons. A common example of plasma is Aurora, also known as polar lights. those green lights that we can see in the poles are made of plasma.

a burning tree is an example of the natural formation of gases such as carbon dioxide which is the product every burning process.