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A blue colour flam produce very little light......​

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  • Depending on the lighting, you may have actually seen the soot rising ... A small yellow colour tip may be present. ... LPG (propane) also burns with a blue flame colour.

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A blue-coloured flame which produces very little light is called nonluminous flame. A nonluminous flame is obtained when the fuel undergoes complete combustion a nonluminous flame is produced. A fuel undergoes complete combustion only when the supply of air or oxygen is sufficient.

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