Chemistry, asked by zariyaislal, 6 months ago

what would happen to a lit bunsen burner if the amount of air in the room doubled?​

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Answered by shraddalucky
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With too much air in the room the flame may burn inside the burner tube that is, it may strike back as Bunsen burners have Netflix grids to increase the turbulence of the mixture to keep the flame at the top of the tube

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