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Because it is the hottest zone of a candle flame.

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a goldsmith uses the outermost part of the flame which is blue in color and invisible for melting gold and silver because it is the hottest part

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Goldsmith uses the outermost layer of flame because it is hottest zone of a candle.

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Goldsmith uses the outermost layer of flame because it is hottest zone of a candle.

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because it is very hot that's why.....

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the outer one as it is the hottest

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Non-Luminous zone

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