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What would fire look like under a microscope?

I'm in biology using microscopes, and this thought just hit me, so I googled the question and nothing came up. I was wondering if you guys could help me out.
gpt
It would look like a floating aerosol of soot and dust, each particulate of which would be bright enough to be glowing. 

So you know how when you poke a log that's burning and a bunch of glowing embers are kicked up? Keep magnifying and it would look like that.

This is assuming a candle type fire. If you're talking about a gas type fire (like from a kitchen stove or Bunsen burner), it would look the same for all normal microscopes, because it's not glowing soot that you're seeing, but actually the atmospheric gases are so hot that *they're* glowing. So it would look roughly the same.