The temperature of oxyacetylene flame is about __ and that of oxyhydrogen flame is approximately .

$3000 ° C$

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$2800 ° C$

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Solution

In the oxyacetylene process, pure oxygen and acetylene burn together to produce a high-temperature flame that reaches $3000 ° C$ .
The oxy-hydrogen flame, which can reach a temperature of $2800 ° C$ , is made up of oxygen and hydrogen. Metals are chopped and joined with this.
About $3000 ° C$ is the temperature of an oxyacetylene flame, whereas $2800 ° C$ is the temperature of an oxyhydrogen flame.

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