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when heating a beaker, where should the burner flame be located for maximum heating?

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Answered by ~christina~
middle of the beaker I assume.
Answered by ~christina~
Under the middle of the beaker.
Answered by DrBob 222
Under the beaker with the tip of the inner blue cone of the burner just touching. However, I never like to heat a beaker directly (unless it's made of Vycor). I prefer to place the beaker on top of a wire gauze and heat the wire gauze. Beakers made of Pyrex have been known to crack if heated directly.
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