Science, asked by dipansoni101, 4 months ago

why does alkane burn with blue flame?
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Answered by teju149
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alkanes generally burns with a clear flame. they burn in air with a blue and non-sooty flame as the carbon percentage in the alkane is low and it gets oxidized completely in air and that's why it burns with a clear flame

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