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Which color burner flame would indicate too much excess air?

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Which color burner flame would indicate too much excess air?

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🔍 Key Concepts

• Relationship between flame color and air-to-fuel ratio in burners • How excess air affects flame temperature and brightness • Difference between reducing (too much fuel) and oxidizing (too much air) flames

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• Which flame colors are usually associated with incomplete combustion and soot formation? • Does too much air generally make a flame hotter and brighter, or cooler and less luminous? • Which choice best represents a lean, high‑air flame rather than a rich, smoky flame?

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• Eliminate any colors you associate with smoky, sooty, or lazy flames • Focus on the color typical of a lean, oxidizing flame with plenty of oxygen • Think about which color suggests the highest temperature and most complete combustion among the options

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Question 1 of 205eccefa0bacbc34ba4d46e79

Which color burner flame would indicate too much excess air?

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Which color burner flame would indicate too much excess air?

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🔍 Key Concepts

• Relationship between flame color and air-to-fuel ratio in burners • How excess air affects flame temperature and brightness • Difference between reducing (too much fuel) and oxidizing (too much air) flames

💭 Think About

• Which flame colors are usually associated with incomplete combustion and soot formation? • Does too much air generally make a flame hotter and brighter, or cooler and less luminous? • Which choice best represents a lean, high‑air flame rather than a rich, smoky flame?

✅ Before You Answer

• Eliminate any colors you associate with smoky, sooty, or lazy flames • Focus on the color typical of a lean, oxidizing flame with plenty of oxygen • Think about which color suggests the highest temperature and most complete combustion among the options

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