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When you use the Bunsen burner with the air hole closed , luminous flame is produced . It is elongated , unsteady , with carbon particles together CO2 & the hottest part is at the bottom of the flame . For many lab tests including flame test we use the burner with the air hole open to produce a cleaner steady & much hotter flame---non-luminous flame which has blue steady flame & the hottest spot is at the middle of the flame . With non-luminous flame , oxygen mixes with coal gase to burn completely , cleaner & effeciently too .