Chemistry, asked by lotte5900, 11 months ago

Which zone of the flame does a goldsmith use for melting gold and silver and why?

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Answered by Saswat143
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Explanation:

Goldsmith use the outermost part that is the blue zone of a flame for melting a gold.....

Being the most hottest region of the flame it is used by the goldsmith....

Answered by aaditgarg03
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Answer:

A goldsmith uses the outermost zone of a flame, which is non-luminous, to melt gold and silver as it is the hottest zone of the flame, having more temperature.

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