How many zones are present in a luminous Bunsen burner flame?

a

2

b

3

c

4

d

5

e

6

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Noblembachu
5 years ago

three is the correct ans.correct this immediately and give me my mark

Obehs
5 years ago

myschool, its three o

NkayOk
5 years ago

it's three.

Chrisplendour
2 months ago

it's 4 zones.

Non luminous is 3 zones.

check New school chemistry by Ababio Pg 289
chapter 16, topic=Air.

Seyistar13
4 years ago

hello My school abeeg, change this thing biko to three .I need d mark abeeg.
Explanation:Three zones : an inner zone of unburned gas; a middle zone called the reduction zone or reducing flame, since there the supply of oxygen is deficient and the oxygen is therefore removed from an oxide placed in it; and an outer, or oxidizing, zone.
this is from google o

Seyistar13
4 years ago

yes oh

JulieJacy
3 years ago

Can my school explain why is 4 and not 3
provide an explanation please
we're learning here,you can't just choose an answer with no explanation
so annoying 🙄

Ceejaybrainy
5 years ago

Three zones, for example, are apparent in the Bunsen burner flame: an inner zone of unburned gas; a middle zone called the reduction zone or reducing flame, since there the supply of oxygen is deficient and the oxygen is therefore removed from an oxide placed in it; and an outer, or oxidizing, zone. So the answer is B(3).

adesam08
2 years ago

It is 4 confam

samlaz
2 years ago

Answer

florenceochei
4 years ago

pls people who said the answer is 3 is there a textbook evidence or anything pls take a picture and post lets be sure

upd8
2 years ago

u ppl r dull oo it's 4

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