Science, asked by saicharank24, 4 months ago

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Anonymous: The LPG (propane) is a blue flame because complete combustion creates enough energy to excite and ionize the gas molecules in the flame

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Answered by anandaraorc

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Combustion and Carbon Monoxide (CO) - Products are Formed When LPG is Burnt. The products are formed when LPG is burnt in gas appliances, domestic and industrial, are water vapour, Carbon Dioxide and heat, and usually very small amounts of Carbon Monoxide.

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