Air holes of a gas burner have to be adjusted when the heated vessels get blackened by
the flame. Give reason
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The blackening of the vessels indicate sooty flame due to incomplete combustion of the fuel . Air (oxygen )is necessary for complete combustion. The air holes of the gas burner provide air for combustion and they have to be adjusted so that a blue and non-sooty flame is produced
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The blackening of the vessels indicate sooty flame due to incomplete combustion of the fuel . Air (oxygen )is necessary for complete combustion. The air holes of the gas burner provide air for combustion and they have to be adjusted so that a blue and non-sooty flame is produced.
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