Chemistry · Carbon and its Compounds
Naphthalene burns with a yellow sooty flame. This is because:
- 1Of the presence of impurities of nitrogen and sulfur
- 2There is an excess supply of air
- 3There is incomplete combustion✓
- 4The carbon to hydrogen ratio is low
Correct answer
There is incomplete combustion
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