Mr. Watson's students brought him a cake on his birthday because he was their favorite teacher. Before he blew out the candles,
however, he asked his class to name the physical and chemical properties of the candles. From the responses given by the class,
which of the following is a chemical property?
O A.
The candles are thin.
OB. The candles are able to burn.
OC. The candles are 10 cm tall.
OD. The candles are blue.
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