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How hot is a propane stove's low flame?
0-100 degrees celsius
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100-200 degrees celsius
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200-300 degrees celsius
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300-400 degrees celsius
50%
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400-500 degrees celsius
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500 degrees celsius and up
50%
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AmberKim
Posted: Thu Feb 22, 2007 4:56 pm    Post subject: Propane Low Flame Heat Reply with quote

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I've been doing an experiment on heating non-Newtonian fluid. I have a problem, I don't have the right materials to measure the temperature of the propane flame (on the low setting) Does anyone have any ideas how hot the flame is? I know I can see how long the water takes to boil but I'm in grade seven and I don't have much time to figure this out.

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Posted: Thu Feb 22, 2007 5:16 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote






Do you have any solder/sodder? this melts at 360C so it could giv a clue.
YOU could also place a steel nail in the flame and compare it with a temerature chart which gives the approximate temperature for heating colours.
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