It seems like you're describing a lab experiment involving flames and a porcelain dish. To answer your questions, I need a bit more context. I need to know what you're burning (the fuel source) and what type of flame you're observing (e.g., a candle flame, Bunsen burner flame, etc.). Here's how I can help you once you provide that information: For Questions 3, 4, 5, and 6: - Flame Color and Luminosity: I can tell you the typical color and brightness of different types of flames (e.g., a candle flame is yellow and luminous, while a Bunsen burner flame can be blue and less luminous).- Deposited on the Porcelain Dish: Based on the fuel source, I can tell you what kind of residue (if any) is likely to deposit on the porcelain dish (e.g., soot from a candle flame).- Ignition Time: With information about the flame, I can explain why certain parts of the flame would ignite a matchstick faster than others.- Hottest and Coolest Parts: I can explain why different parts of the flame have different temperatures (related to fuel combustion and oxygen availability).- Drying Pattern Sketch: I can help you visualize the drying pattern based on the heat distribution in the flame. For Question 1: - What is a flame? I can give you a scientific definition of a flame, describing it as a region of burning gas that produces heat and light. Please provide the missing information, and I'll be happy to help you answer all the questions in detail!