5. What evidence of incomplete combustion would each of the following devices show? K/UA (a) a Bunsen burner (b) automobile exhaust tailpipe (c) a gas fireplace 6. Suggest an explanation for each of the following events: K/UA (a) Cottagers died in their sleep while heating their cottage using portable propane heaters designed for use on patios. (b) A cloud of black smoke belches from the exhaust stack of a truck as the truck starts to move. (c) A Bunsen burner flame changes from yellow to blue as the burner is adjusted. (d) A candle flame produces more smoke as an inverted jar is lowered over the candle. 5. What evidence of incomplete combustion would each of thefollowing devices show? K/UA(a) a Bunsen burner(b) automobile exhaust tailpipe(c) a gas fireplace6. Suggest an explanation for each of the followingevents: K/UA(a) Cottagers died in their sleep while heating their cottageusing portable propane heaters designed for use onpatios.(b) A cloud of black smoke belches from the exhaust stackof a truck as the truck starts to move.(c) A Bunsen burner flame changes from yellow to blue asthe burner is adjusted.(d) A candle flame produces more smoke as an inverted jaris lowered over the candle.

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5. What evidence of incomplete combustion would each of the following devices show? K/UA (a) a Bunsen burner (b) automobile exhaust tailpipe (c) a gas fireplace 6. Suggest an explanation for each of the following events: K/UA (a) Cottagers died in their sleep while heating their cottage using portable propane heaters designed for use on patios. (b) A cloud of black smoke belches from the exhaust stack of a truck as the truck starts to move. (c) A Bunsen burner flame changes from yellow to blue as the burner is adjusted. (d) A candle flame produces more smoke as an inverted jar is lowered over the candle.

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