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Differentiate between oxy-hydrogen flame and oxy-acetylene flame?


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Oxy-hydrogen flameOxy-acetylene flame
1. A mixture of oxygen and hydrogen gases1. A mixture of oxygen and acetylene gases
2. The first gaseous mixture used for welding and cutting2. Discovered later to be used for welding and cutting
3. The temperature of the oxy-hydrogen flame is about 2800°C3. The temperature of the oxyacetylene flame is about 3000°C
4. It is seldom used today4. It is often used today
5. In oxy-hydrogen flame, hydrogen is burnt in a stream of oxygen.5. The oxy-acetylene flame consists of oxygen. Acetylene is composed of carbon and hydrogen (C2H2), and the gas burns in the air with a smoky flame.

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