Science, asked by Zane101, 2 months ago

Why do you have the oxygen hole closed when you light the burner?

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Answered by profdambaldor
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If you close the holes, the only place the flame can get oxygen is at the top of the tube, giving you a luminous flame. But if you open the holes, the flame can get oxygen from the top and the bottom both, making it burn better - a non-luminous flame

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Answered by mohityadavji2008
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you close the holes, the only place the flame can get oxygen is at the top of the tube, giving you a luminous flame. But if you open the holes, the flame can get oxygen from the top and the bottom both, making it burn better - a non-luminous flame

Explanation:

lighted Bunsen Burner with its air holes closed giving a yellow safety flame. You must never use the yellow safety flame to heat something. Before you can heat something you must open the air-holes by turning the metal collar. The more the air holes are open, the more fierce the Bunsen flame. please mark me brainlist

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