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When ethyne is burned in pure oxygen, the flame is called:
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A Bunsen flame
B Luminous flame
C Oxy-acetylene flame
D Candle flame
Explanation

Burning ethyne (acetylene) in pure oxygen gives the very hot oxy-acetylene flame.

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