Chemistry, asked by monapanda2015, 10 months ago

when we burn wood it burns with yellow flame and produces smoke and ash. Give Reason

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Answered by Anonymous
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However, some =burnt wax vapours are present in this zone. (3) Luminous zone: In this region of the flame hydrogen burns with a brilliant yellow luminous flame. Burning hydrogen combines with oxygen to form water vapour. Carbon also burns in this zone giving some luminosity to the flame and producing carbon dioxide.

Answered by smohanaakrishnan
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Explanation:

because it is an unsaturated compound. during this reaction insomplete combustion takes place. moreover it completely burned

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