Could be different densities or types of wax that affect the burn speed. Size of the wick, and therefore size of the flame, is also going to play a role in how quickly the candle burns. I’m guessing that maybe room temperature could affect the longevity of the candle to; the warmer it is, the less heat energy is needed to melt the next bit of wax, so it might burn more intensely and faster. Theoretically, in a closed room, the candle would burn slower as time went on, as it consumed more and more oxygen.
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