This document discusses combustion and data logging of a combustion experiment. It describes how sensors measure physical properties during combustion and send signals to an interface box connected to a computer. The interface box converts analogue signals to digital for more accurate readings. The experiment involves lighting a candle inside a bell jar with temperature, light and humidity sensors arranged to record data for 3 minutes. Combustion is important for industrial processes, transportation, and applications like rocket propulsion and explosives. It concludes that using sensors and data logging with ICT makes experiments easier to organize, present results, and understand relationships between measured data.