Subject: What are the reducing and oxidizing regions of a flame?
Date: Tue Aug 15 00:40:11 2000
Posted by Tobin
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Area of science: Chemistry
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I understand the basis of the redox reaction occuring, but I am not certain
why there are regions in a flame. A picture I am looking at shows the lower
pale blue portion to be the reducing region and the the upper to be the
oxidizing. What is oxidized/reduced in these regions? As an extension, would
it matter what part of the flame you put a sample in for a simple flame
test? Thank you for your service.
Re: What are the reducing and oxidizing regions of a flame?
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