Question

what type of flame is produced when magnesium ribbon is burntwhat type of flame is produced when magnesium ribbon is burnt

Answer 1

Answer:

Evidence: When magnesium is placed in a Bunsen burner flame in air it burns with a bright, white flame. The product is a white powdery solid. Explanation: At high temperatures the magnesium atoms in the metal combine with the oxygen atoms in the air. A chemical reaction produces magnesium oxide.

Answer 2

Explanation:

when magnesium ribbon is burnt is produces powdery ash sound. the flame is bright white light. it's produce high light.