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The temperature of oxyacetylene flame is about _ and that of oxyhydrogen flame is approximately_ .

A

1000^oC; 1500^oC

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1500^oC; 1000^oC

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2800^oC; 3000^oC

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3000^oC; 2800^oC

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The correct option is D
3000^oC; 2800^oC

The temperature of oxyacetylene flame is about 3000^oC and that of oxyhydrogen flame is approximately 2800^oC.

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