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A layer of excess carbon (soot) can be deposited on a tube if the Bunsen flame is yellow instead of blue. The yellow color indicates incandescent carbon particles, due to insufficient oxygen in the gas-air mix. Opening the collar wider will admit more air to the base of the flame and improve combustion (a hotter blue flame) so that more of the gas's carbon is oxidized.

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Q: What is deposited on the test tube when using a Bunsen burner?
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