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What must be the proportionately mixed with the fuel gas in order to have a non-luminous flame?
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∙ 8y ago
This depends on the KIND of fuel (wood, carbon, oil, gas) and state of matter (fluid or gas), at least there should be (some, little) excess of oxygen (from air). Also flame temperature might play role.
Carbon bricks will never burn non-L, pure hydrogen gas with oxygen burns colorless.
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∙ 8y agoThe fuel (frequently methane) and air.
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