Question

question 2 1 pts where is the hottest part of the bunsen burner flame?
○ at the tip of the inner (bright blue) cone
○ at the top of the flame
○ within the inner (bright blue) cone
○ at the closest point to the burner itself

Explanation:

The Bunsen burner flame has an inner bright blue cone where combustion is most efficient (complete combustion with sufficient oxygen). The hottest part is at the tip of this inner cone because that's where the reaction is most vigorous and heat is maximized. The top of the flame has incomplete combustion or heat dissipation, within the inner cone is still part of the reaction but the tip is the peak, and the closest point to the burner has less oxygen for efficient combustion.

Answer:

A. at the tip of the inner (bright blue) cone