Question on: JAMB Chemistry - 2024
A gas when mixed with oxygen, it produces a very hot and early controllable flame. What is the name of the flame and where is it used?
The correct answer is the oxy-acetylene flame, used for cutting and welding metals.
Oxy-ethylene flame: Possibly a misunderstanding of oxy-acetylene flame; it produces very high temperatures suitable for cutting and welding metals.
Acetylene flame: Standard term for high-temperature flame for metalwork.
Miners' lamp/Hunters' torch: Do not require high temperatures generated by a gas flame mixed with oxygen.
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