Chemistry, asked by debbie, 1 year ago

when benzene is burned in oxygen it gives what kind of flame ?

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Answered by Darkensang

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I think it will give a yellow flame...due inadquate oxygen...I am not sure, but I think its yellow

Answered by Sweetyy2

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it gives an light yellow flame when it is burned in oxygen.

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