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Part II. Investigating the Bunsen Burner Record whether or not the wire melted in each region of the flame (yes or no) and your observations Wire Region of Flame (melting point) A B Observations Aluminum melts mostly and immedietely in region C, hawever, regian B make it melt as well but takng fime. Yes! Yes! Al (660 °C) Imore No YesYes! Cu (1085 "C) Yes No No Fe (1538 "C)

Part II. Investigating the Bunsen Burner Record whether or not the wire melted in each region of the flame (yes or no) and your observations Wire Region of Flame (melting point) A B Observations Aluminum melts mostly and immedietely in region C, hawever, regian B make it melt as well but takng fime. Yes! Yes! Al (660 °C) Imore No YesYes! Cu (1085 "C) Yes No No Fe (1538 "C)

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Part II. Investigating the Bunsen Burner Record whether or not the wire melted in each region of the flame (yes or no) and your observations Wire Region of Flame (melting point) A B Observations Aluminum melts mostly and immediately in region C, however, regian B make it melt as wel but takng Yes! Yes! Al (660 °C) more time. No Yes Yes! Cu (1085 "C) Yes No No Fe (1538 "C)
Transcribed Image Text:Part II. Investigating the Bunsen Burner Record whether or not the wire melted in each region of the flame (yes or no) and your observations Wire Region of Flame (melting point) A B Observations Aluminum melts mostly and immediately in region C, however, regian B make it melt as wel but takng Yes! Yes! Al (660 °C) more time. No Yes Yes! Cu (1085 "C) Yes No No Fe (1538 "C)
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