Why Goldsmith blows the uppermost part of the flame to melt gold or silver? Draw the Diagram of a flame with proper labelling.
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Because the uppermost part of the candle is the hottest than any other layer
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A Flame has three prominent layers which are formed on the basis of its Combustion.
Explanation:
- The outermost zone of a flame is a zone of complete combustion, also known as the luminous zone. Goldsmiths blow the outermost zone of a flame to melt gold or silver.
- This zone's ignition temperature is the highest, which aids in melting the metal the best for creating desired designs or patterns.
- Also, This is the zone of complete combustion so no residue is left on the surface of metals which does not makes them black.
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