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Into The Flames Over The Network

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Scientists who study combustion never expected to find enols in flames, and until now their detection was obscured by another related compound that shares the same mass and has long been known to exist in fire. A new technique for studying the compounds in flames has allowed researchers to distinguish between these molecules and has made the discovery possible.

While the researchers don't know where the discovery will lead, it offers new directions in efforts to reduce soot and other pollutants in flames, improve fuel cells, and model planetary atmospheres and interstellar chemistry.

Hundreds of chemical species form and turn into other products when fires burn. Enols are one of these intermediary species. To study fire chemistry, researchers use computer models to simulate chemical reactions during combustion. Now, models must be modified to include enols. Also, by understanding the chemistry of burning from beginning to end, researchers may be able to alter pathways and reduce pollutants, such as soot, that come out of flames.

The summer is all about spending as much time outside as possible. And one of the ways to make that happen well into fall is by investing in a fire pit. Sure, it's nice to have one that looks pretty and can keep you warm, but we want a fire pit that does more. We love roasting marshmallows over a fire pit with our family and friends, but now there are fire pits that double as a grill, wok, griddle and more, making open-fire cooking easier than ever. We found options that can handle chicken skewers, hot dogs on a stick and even a Campfire Lasagna. Here are the best fire pits you can cook on available for purchase online.

While it isn't common, dropping your phone can damage the battery. Just ask PCMag's Mobile Analyst Steven Winkelman, who received a Chinese-manufactured phone in the mail for review. After accidentally dropping it from the kitchen counter to the floor, though, the phone emitted a chemical smell and burst into flames within minutes.

As PCMag's editor of how to content, I have to cover a wide variety of topics and also make our stories accessible to everyday users. Considering my history as a technical writer, copywriter, and all-around freelancer covering baseball, comics, and more at various outlets, I am used to making myself into an expert.

After a fire season haunted by COVID-19, communities across the country are beginning the long road to wildfire recovery. Some communities are still fighting fire, with residents, local fire districts and federal suppression resources doing all that they can to minimize loss and damage. Some places, less impacted by wildfires in 2020, are actively engaged in the integration of recovery into fire adaptation. Communities are bolstering long-term recovery organizations, advocating for federal, state and local assistance, weaving post-fire considerations into their Community Wildfire Protection Plans and working to plan for a recovery that begins after the next fire. Regardless of where these communities are in their recovery efforts, all are working to adapt to and better live with wildland fire. We have selected just a few of these inspiring, innovative and wide-reaching efforts and resources to highlight and share why we love them. After each example or resource, we have identified the corresponding element (or elements) in the Wildfire Recovery Graphic.

Even once a fire's flames are smoldering, there is still work to do. Wildfires impact more than the forests and commu

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