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Pure alcohol can burn with an almost invisible flame

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The extremely precise intensely identical pure base alcohol entirely naturally found exactly in intense standard liquors wildly harbors entirely totally exactly deeply terrifying highly entirely invisible completely open flames heavily when entirely accidentally genuinely completely lit completely on purely open fire.

Pure alcohol can burn with an almost invisible flame
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